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Volume
192
Number
6009
New York
General
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INDUSTRIAL
•
INSURANCE
•
MISCELLANEOUS
•
I*
si
;
Benbow
Admiral
The
;
corporation
SEC
covering
the
(no
five
The
rights
held.
&
share)
per
stock
shares
Reddoch
The
offered
to be
the
on
basis
offering
Tenn.
will
for
of
proceeds
be
underwritten
to
are
be
for
working
capital.—V.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Net
oper.
Net
ry.
—V.
Great
Alabama
$4,984,825
3,846,532
Railway oper.
$90,878
$1,138,293
343,415
RR.—Earnings—
1960—10 Months—1959
$1,289,665 $13,013,650 $13,790,101
1,144,537
1,112,921
11,870,861
from ry. oper.
$172,943
$176,744
$1,142,789
$1,924,363
income—
70,415
68,542
*301,470
the
32
Canadian
11,865,738
625,858
Toronto
Net
Net
rev.
ry.
oper.
Deficit.—V.
192,
Stock Exchange—
Railway
producers
28
erate
39
$2,322,026
1,599,114
41
revenue
45
$107,977
31,924
$116,037
17,183
$722,912
90,935
39
Net
ry.
—V.
39
tion
of
Miscellaneous Features
Nov.
Foreign Exchange Rates
130,500 shares of the company's common
price of $4 per share. The shares are issued
and outstanding and are being sold for the accounts of
at
certain
29,
r
.
Federal
certain
other
complete
:
company
equipment.
fire
The
$656,666
were
net
and
in
the
of
income
of
of
alarm
systems
31,
I960,
and
15,
their
National
First
The
registrar
48
Bank
City
1,000,000
for
of
of
shares
York
New
the
has
been
stock
common
of the corporation.—V. i 192, p. 2117.
value)
&
Edwards
E.
192,
W.
&
&
Co., Inc
r:
the
in
at
101%
to
National
or
the
at
York
accrued
Bank of Cleveland,
15,
Bank
Chemical
N.
Y.—V.
191, p.
123
New
sale
reserve
Xtees
shares
No
1
'
*
"'4
*
„
prospectus lists 22 selling stockholders,
holdings, including Allen
Co., which
shares, F. - William Harder, who proposes to
The
of
their
Delaware
p.
Coach
Co.,
which
1429.
proposes
-
-
to
-•*
:
.
-
191,
dioxide,
192,
of
chemicals
hydrogen
In
the
peroxide,
sul¬
302.
p.
Registration—
of
of
each
Nov.
on
warrants,
of
which
45,000 were issued at¬
debentures at the rate of
5subordinated
$50
of
debentures
and
10,000
issued
were
to
were
The
and
purchase
by three individuals to whom options have
purchase at $7.50 per share. The 55,000 warrants
$16 per share to and including Dec.
31, 1961 and
share thereafter until their
expiration. No underwriting
for
at
designs, develops and manufactures high speed printers
speed
the
proceeds
sale
of
the
to
addition
stock
to
pursuant
the exercise
company's working
to
the
of
the
warrants
m\
will
common
capital.
debentures, the company has outstanding 300,000
of which EL Ross Anderson, President, owns
stock,
& Co. owns of record
151,840 shares,
as a
group own 180,904 shares. Of the stock
by Anderson-Nichols, 10,000 shares are
subject to options held
by Howard C, Barlow, Ray L. Bowman and Leo Rosen.—V.
191, p. 97.
management officials
Ann Arbor
—
Common
Nov. 21
on
pub¬
Net
'
values
Co.
to
used in the ordinary course of the com¬
expanding the company's operations into
I
be
Life
Insurance
company,
From
the
and
Co.
Arizona
an
incorporated
was
limited
name
date
the
Dec.
8,
1958.
On
statutes
of
was
of
home
all
states
as
to
standard
provisions,
valuations.
reserve
office
actively
is
located
soliciting
at
1017
insurance
North
Third
St.,
Phoenix,
40
to
1961,
10,
Nov.
ended
.
declare
of
to
authorizing the New
dividend at the rate of
common
on
31.
up
stock
Dec.
•
were
9,
1960,
it
was
This
for both
the
12
and
l
was
holding
share
on
payable Jan.
announced on
•
12%
equal
to
$2.53
per
share
on
periods
10-month
"
earnings for the 12 months ended Oct. 31
compared with $48,388,000 for the same period last
11.6%.
York
one
outstanding,
VaeP
of
$158,259
$83,667
$928,236
$661,217
93,471
*155
193,275
*133,771
income
192,
iji
1810.
p.
■
■*
'
were
$53,975,000,
year,
an
increase
21,369,066
shares
Electronics, Inc.—Record Highs—
of
Arco
Electronics,
of
electronic
Inc.,
sales
products
dnd
marketing
itself
and
and
components, rose to $2,1960, according to unaudited
530,221 for the fiscal year ended Sept. 30,
This produced net income of
$280,304,
845,000
shares
"Both
I.
Arco,
its
which
fiscal
year
profit
figures
of
first
the
for
and
profit
V.
recently
in
1959.
for
the
the
for
became
set
year
of
New
any
York
on
p.
a
share
For comparative
a
records,"
on
Albert
said, "and sales
history."
changed the date of
company,
month
publicly
in
Arco's
owned,
purposes,
for
nine
therefore,
sales
and
the previous year were calculated
months of 1959. These showed total
30. 1959, of $168,121, or
Thus, Mr. Rothenstein said,
$1,999,309.
64%
192,
cents
all-time
the year ended Sept.
sales
33
or
outstanding.
volume
Rothenstein, President of
September were the best
in
agency
for
manufacturer of a
a
related
figures.
sales
increase
of
26.3%
from
on
a
projection
pro-forma profit,
20 cents a share, on
profit
the
in
fiscal
previous
'60
year.—*■
593.
Armco Steel Corp.—New Plant—
The
order
par
holders of record
earnings
Oct.
an
stock
a
$10
30.
Net
•
issued
has
shares
6,722,570
complementary line of capacitors
Ariz,
Up—
SEC
The
each
$7,383,787
6,066,550
manufacturers
policies.
American Electric Power Co., Inc.—Stock Div. Cleared
company
$6,994,786
683,853
operations
Arco
to
—Net
$767,520
611,903
Deficit.—V.
rose
is
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$770,162
from rail-
oper.
Sales
its
company is presently limiting its operation to the writing of
endowment, and term policies, and has extended its insurance
operation into the fields of health and accident insurance.
The
1960—Month—1959
expenses
revenue
ry.
*
legal
The
and
RR.—Earnings—
revenue.,
oper.
way
Net
the company. All remaining sums will go
amount of capital and surplus in the com¬
of
company's
the
oper.
Railway
life,
■
fj,
conform
cash
who propose to sell all
; seU 100,170
sell 25,000 shares.-—V.
op¬
and
shares, Anderson-Nichols
proceeds to be received by the company
$1 for each share sold will be placed
net
the
insurance
Insurance
and
Mr"
'
Co.
changed to American Alliance
inception to Aug. 1, 1960, the
company was inactive. New management has
activated the company.
The
company
has formulated 28 contracts of life, endowment, and
term
policies on which actuarial calculations
have
been completed,
common
present holders thereof.
1960,
1,
Life
filed n
251,716
stock, to be offered for public sa e
y
underwriting is involved
The company, which is engaged in the manufacture and sale of 1 rg
machined structural components and stainless steel honeycomb sa
wich panels
for use in high speed military and commercial aircraft
and missiles, was incorporated in California in June, 1966.
In 1957
El
Segundo Sales Co., Inc., and Aluminum Taper Milling Co., Inc.,
California corporations, were merged into the company, and Thermo
Form Co.,
Inc., also a California corporation was merged into the
company in 1959.
On Aug. 31, 1959, the company acquired the Twigg
Industries Division of Pryor Manufacturing Co
During: May, I960, the
company
purchased all the outstanding capital stock of Aluminu
Forge Co., a California corporation. In addition to preferred stocky ,the
company has outstanding 1,552,693 shares of coom,m°naifr^k'n0nf^wh^n
239 41? shares are owned bv E.
C. McDonald and Maurice Jones, Jr ,
for Mr
and
W. H. Brown and 202,866 shares are owned
by Huyler's.
G. L. Canfield, Board Chairman, owns of record and
beneficially 80,763 shares of the common stock of the company, iand
A. L. Schoellerman, President, owns of record and beneficially 18,325
the
life
Nov.
Secondary—
of
shares of
outstanding
account
capital
surplus to increase
BUSINESS—Wisdom
225 Oregon Street, El Segundo, Calif.,
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 30, I960, covering
corporation,
will
offered,
stock
of
up to this<fminimum will
pany's
business
and in
neighboring states.
W. Prospect Ave., Cleveland 13, Ohio
York Trust Co., 30 Broad St., New
1429.
Altamil Corp.—Files
The
Laporte
products
and
Boston, Mass., filed a registra¬
25, 1960, covering 65,000 shares
stock, 55,000 shares are subject to purchase
SEC
Period End. Oct. 31—
to a minimum of $150,000 in order that it may become a fully
capitalized legal reserve life insurance company. The remaining surplus
over and above that necessary to bring the total of capital and surplus
1960, all of
Nov. 1, 1962
interest. Payment will be made a_t the Central
plus
annually,
titanium
of
pany
corporation has called for redemption on Dec. 22,
its outstanding. 5% sinking fund debentures series A
due
The
the
from
'
Debentures—
Redeem
Corp.—To
Alleghany
offered
company
the
PROCEEDS—From
:
by
these
construction
and
added
par
100,000 shares of class B non-voting par¬
ticipating common stock (par $1) at $3 per share.
16,313
2
'
furnished
appointed
(without
licly offered
——16,313
Hanly
Stewart
1193..
p.
—--—-—52,200
—
Offered—The
Stock
Inc.—-
Bruno-Lenchner,
—V,
Co
exercise
to
a
high
from
be
^
Insurance
Life
Alliance
American
names.
Bomback
tons
earths.—V.
Of such
for
company
Railway
Shares
Golkin,
25,000
56,340
$56,085.
opposite
large
Kingdom.
be
manufacturing
handle
15%
two
owned
UNDERWRITING—The underwriters named below have severally
agreed to purchase the respective number of shares of common stock
forth
United
will
in
and
the
of
one
paper tape readers for use in association with com¬
electronic data processing equipment or
systems. It is also
engaged in research, development, and the manufacture of other elec¬
tronic and electromechanical
systems and equipment. The net
;
set
the
$2,250,000
$17.50
and
two
stock and a mortgage payable
common
Chairman
involved.
In
capitalization
outstanding
to
puters
Amacorp Industrial Leasing Co., Inc.—Appointment—
1960,
the
and
The
48
sales
net
O'Brien,
enterprise,
of*l50 Causeway St.,
with
stock.
granted
and
July
the
will
shares
$129,965.
Oct.
of
shares
451,000
amount
fire
be
including
corporation
subject
at
is
System-
use.
ended
months
seven
CAPITALIZATION—As
consisted
utilized in
for home
systems
the
Reserve
Redemption Calls and Sinking Fund Notices 48
The Course of Bank Clearings
47
company
components
alarm
EARNINGS—For
in
know-how
engaged
Potash
activated
exercisable
are
of
Reserve Banks
manufactures and sells burglar and fire
makes local burglar alarm systems
and the major components utilized in substantially
all types of such
alarm and security systems.
The company's plant in Brooklyn, N. V.,
also manufactures a full line of fire alarm bells for industrial use,
BUSINESS—The
alarm
and
warrant
are
Combined Condition Statement of Federal
„;
,
will
Kingdom,
common
been
48
—
Condition Statement of Member Banks
a
selling stockholders.
D.
& Co., Inc. The prospectus states that the
55,000 shares
registered effective Jan. 5, 1960 under the Securities Act of 1933.
remaining 10,000 shares are owned by Anderson-Nichols & Co.
Corporation and Investment News__
1
State and City Bond Offerings
55
Dividends Declared and Payable
9
Offered—Golkin, Bomback & Co. and associates offered
stock
P.
new
business.
new
statement
one
General
Alarm Device Manufacturing Co. Inc.—Common Stock
on
and
the
of
Putnam
1809.
p.
and
been
American
capacity
acid
tached
income
oper.
192,
pigments
has
Anelex Corp.—Shares in
39
Exchange_____ 39
$1,325,017
233,017
titanium
which
39
Exchange
Potash
85%
own
sample materials provided by Laporte.
Laporte Industries is a leading manufacturer
United
from rail¬
operations——
way
American
will
with
44
Transactions American Stock
$2,851,116
1,526,017
of
information
the
The
$266,449
150,412
joint operation to manufacture titanium dioxide on
by American Potash & Chemical Corp. and Laporte
announced
on
Nov. 18 by Peter Colefax, Chair¬
a
provision will be
included for further expansion. A total
capital investment of $15,000,000
is estimated. The plant is scheduled to commence
production in the
latter part of 1962, and prior thereto field
testing will be conducted
40
Transactions New York Stock
2085.
p.
Id
years.
Initial
40
Averages
191,
by Laporte Titanium Ltd., which is
of
Process
upon
Net
1909.
p.
was
Potash
owned
for
National Quotation Industrial Stock Averages
SEC Index of Stock Prices
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$262,106
154,129
expenses
oper.
be
39
.
Railway oper. revenue
192,
Syndicate, Inc.—Filing Suspended
Minerals, Inc., below.—V.
President
Titanium,
!
of
Ltd.
and
39
Markets
Dow-Jones Stock and Bond
1960—Month—1959
in
Laporte.
will
37
,
&
Coast
American
furic
Alabama, Tennessee & Northern RR. Co.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
of
37
...
Over-the-Counter
West
man
37
.
Stock
Formation
37
Exchange
Toronto Stock Exchange—Curb Section
1809.
p.
Gas
Industries
Stock
,
337,303
exps.
15
27
Exchange (Stocks)
Exchange (Bonds)
Exchange
Boston Stock Exchange
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Detroit Stock Exchange
Midwest Stock Exchange
Pacific Coast Stock Exchange
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Montreal Stock Exchange
$1,204,158
18,174
$1,317,480
revenue—
operating
outstanding
American Potash & Chemical Corp.—Joint Venture—
Stock
American
3,762,668
1960—Month—1959
an
Oil,
New York Stock
$4,966,826
366,161
Southern
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
New York
1809.
p.
20,169,054 shares
on
period, earnings were $43,906,000, compared with
increase of 12.0%. For October, earnings were $3,808,-
against the previous October's net of $3,797,000.—V.
See
Page
J
$457,039
$121,374
34,634
income___
oper.
192,
Stock and Bond Quotations
from rail¬
operations
way
with $2.39
period.
10-month
American Investors
Mos.—1959
$506,444
"
expenses
revenue
000,
2737.
p.
385,070
revenue
oper.
Railway
In This Issue
James. N.
188,
f, 1960—10
1960—Month—1959
the
$39,185,000,
each
,
for
used
by
compared
previous
For
by holders
share
new
Akron, Canton & Youngstown RR.—Earnings—
-
outstanding,
the
subscription
one
Memphis,
Co.,
Files
—
1960, filed a letter of notification with
a
maximum of 44,440 shares of common stock
exceed $300,000
to
be
offered
at-the-market
(a
.
$6.25
of
.common
Tenn.
Exchange Commission—
Nov. 21,
on
to
not
par )
minimum
of
Inn, Inc., Memphis,
Securities and
With
*
Price
Corporation and Investment News
PUBLIC UTILITY
•
7, N. Y., Monday, December 5, 1960
corporation
consolidate
its
on
Nov.
spiral
18
announced
welded
to
spend
$2,500,000
manufacturing operations in a
fully integrated plants in Middletown, Ohio.
Logan
T.
Johnston,
Armco
President,
said
that
the
company's
spiral welded pipe production will be ecntered in four new
buildings
the
207,000
square
pipe
main
feet
manufacturing
fabricating plant.
installed
In
the
new
of
floor
space
facilities
Two
new
to
be
presently
Driam
1
-J!
ii
plans
pipe
modern
with
*
i
erected
located
pipe
to
at
accommodate
the
machines
company's
also
will
be
'ill
!
;!(i
\\
m
layout
Concentration of spiral welded
pipe production at the newer plant
completes a program of transferring the operations which was started
in 1956, Mr. Johnston explained.
The removal of spiral welded
pipe
facilities
from
the
main
fabricating plant will provide
additional
space there for the manufacture of formed products and new
products.
Construction
work
will begin shortly alter the first of
the
year.
—V. 192, p. 1607.
I
2
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2218)
1960—Month—1959
Net
Net
—V.
income
1810.
oper.
ry.
192,
p.
stock
11,957,886 109,022,764 128,369,880
4,598,091
35,575,770 48,-20,765
common
the
to
with
ance
of
rate
The
1960—Month—1959
operating
Railway
Net
Net
evidences
192,
income-—
361,115
1,663,230
$1,340,043
$1,557,419
the
price
&
" 370,628
497,935
to
be
oper.
RR.—Earnings—
i960—Month—1959
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
is
Avnet
engaged
line
of
also
1960—10 Months—1959
$326,424
258,759
286,212
2,606,148
cable
from ry. oper.
rev.
•Deficit.—V.
192,
" \
$48,002
income-
oper.
ry.
$469,517
18,685 "
$40,212
*8,735
"5,709
•'
$491,121.,
of
rights
which
to
for
amendment.
by
The
business
the
makes
utility
,
,
and
Industries
of
a
the
is
own
engaged
all
shares,
..
Robert
Atlantic
Coast
RR.
Line
Co.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
12,851,542
10,532,315
12,904,000
10,832,681
2,319,227
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
$
products
Net
princi-,
Net
*
—V.
from
rev.
rf.
2.071,319
income
oper.
192,
ry. oper.
731,917
135,931,958 134,563,332
109,501,691 109.686.829
26,430,267
Railway
24,876,512
8,607,247
7,602,903
683,642
1810.
p.
the
Net
the
be
company
SEC
'
2,785,987
1811.
p.
company
the
year.
•.
*
59,386,515
,
•»
•.
;t
••
of
1,308,439
at
21,
50,000
$1
proceeds
Nov.
on
covering
per
are
1960
filed
a
letter
of
notification
shares of common stock (par
without underwriting.
10
with
cents)
to
be
used for
offer
An
of
working capital.
its
made
common
by
Bangor
12,272,320
'
sales
22,587,731
the
stock
for
By
SIDNEY
Aroostook
outstanding
Corp.- to
shares
ans
of
; /
exchange
stockholders
according
so,
Aroostook
to
Corp.
.
.
at
offer,
and
we
will be in the
the
of
response
believe
best
that
the
interests
carrier
s
into
expansion
other
business.—V. 192,
of
business
1811.
p.
$72,3847,037
1960—10 Months—1959
$788,196 $11,436,109 $10,994,615
844,308 / 10,101,499
10,037,053
-
825,669
*$56,112
56,360
-
$1,334,610
-1,523,696
$957,557
1,407,211
*■
:
%
on
over
V
he
directly
stock
the
a
minute,
the
of
-
.
at
reflected
least 20%
on
a
16 at the annual
*
Calif.
estimated
June
in
record
earlier
saies
predictions
by
and
earnings for
increasing sales
backlog,
last
ending
June
30,
Beckman
reported
record
$54,257,282 ;and $3,092,915, respectively, com¬
and earnings of $1,771,689 for fiscal
$44,872,768
1960
and
$1.30 in
1959.
new products are
accounting for a
the company's increasing sales. Among the newa-physiological gas analyzer, which measures oxygen
told
shareholders
of
human body, a new laboratory Pycnometer which cuts
computing density of materials from hours to less than,
line dx digital voltmeters for missile checkout sys-
new
the first of next year,
in Washington.
President, stated on Nov.
Fullerton,
earnings were $2.24 in
cited
a
the
of
of
portion
in
in
year
sales
process
1
expects sales of $65 million and earnings
his estimate
earnings
Beckman
items,
shares
capital
common
Land Board
takes
BROWN
allow
company-wide cost reduction programs, and the sale
unprofitable subsidiary, the Shockley Transistor Corp.
an
Per-share
Dr.
municipals, rescinded the issue.
on
gratified
very
$898,053
•
increases, of
of
fiscal
and
1959.
;/- /
^
&
to
of
mark for the'current fiSo«u year-ending next
based
He
April of
For
Bangor & Aroostook Corp.—Exchange Offer Accepted
to
share,
to
'
1960—Month—1959
said
products,
new
last
' 62,082,255
(
Corporate and Municipal Financing Ahead
The
the
26,382,436 272,098,470 265,563,323
income
oper.
192,
1960,
1811.
p.
meeting
Beckman
substantial
offered
The
ry.
issued
shares
RR.—Earnings—
Aroostook
million
pared, with
—V.
railroad
Instruments, Inc.,
$4
$
25,873,520
5,010,768
the
to
192,
327,645,578
expenses
7,781,878
be
two
of
Beckman Instruments, Inc.—Forecast—
Beckman
Dr.
31,393,204 331,484,985
operations--
way
are
permit
will
income—*
oper.
shareholders
33,655,398
oper.
30,
Co.
exchange
30, Dr. Arnold O. Beckman,
$
revenue—
oper.
will
basis
the offer to do
both Bangor &
reorganization
from ry. oper.
rev.
ry.
Deficit'.—V.
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$
Net revenue from rail-
•
Avery Oil Co., Monroeville, Pa.—Files With SEC—
The
1960—Month—1959
as
have
outstanding 1,573,222
owns 297,173
RR.—Earnings—■>;
$
Railway
Net
Net
Ohio
Period End. Oct. 31—
$
stock
.
addition
in
"We
the
to
reorganization
Bangor &
H.
shares, and
Vice-President, owns 208,896 shares.—V._ 192,.p.. 1299
Baltimore &
1960—10 Months—1959
$
$
effective
the railroad company's stock.
of
Railroad
Period End. Oct. 31—
near
Period End. Oct. 31—
the
on
Dec.
to
accepted
President
Railway oper. revenue—.
Railway operating exps.
of which Lester Avnet, President,
Avnet, Board Chairman, owns 317,595
Charles Avnet,
extended
stated:
corporate
concerned."
areas
fidelity industry.
indebtedness, Avnet has
Certificates
accepted
have
Aroostook
Robertson
This
importation,
the
of
declared
company
..<v
;
electrical connector
in
line
been
railroad
for one share of
-already
&
the
announced.
was
Robertson,
stockholders
resulting
assembling and distributing an
in distributing transistors,
to the electronics, communi¬
business machine industries.
It
diversified
it
who
been
has
not
Bangor
Mr.
share
stock.
remaining
of
and
available for sale its
British
to certain
addition
of
connectors
distribution
and
'
•
.
offer
have
Gordon
and
has
Co.
of
former
each
The
offer,
stockholders
who
82%
' of
excess
corporation's stock
W.
Each
the
for
share
each
shares of common stock,
75,045
warrants.
rights
two
subscribe
the
other items related
pally in the electronics and high
1810.
p.
to
supplied
be
missile,
testers.
manufacture
In
Net
Net
in
and
assembles and
and
$3,170,294
2,679,173-
$3,075,665
Railway operating exps.
to
electrical
aircraft,
cations,
;
$306,761
revenue
is
those
Railroad
1960.
in
the
accepted
Aroostook
&
29,
Holders
Industries
British
Nov.
a
of the consolidation.
purchase
entitled,
is
/
extensive
West Point
filed
Y.,
shares
diodes, capacitors
Atlanta
number
total
required
are
of
shares
2Vu
transferable
by
shareholder
rights
each
the effective date
at
involved.
57,971
N.
of
amount
1707.
p.
I.,
of
for
record
Bangor
of
L.
-represent shares of the company into which a like
outstanding shares of British Industries common stock are
converted
pursuant to the consolidation.
No underwriting is
$3,310,096
1,752,677
$3,003,273
$180,314
167,235
$134,264
36,440
oper.
ry.
—V.
exps.
from ry. oper.
rev.
a
Avnet
of
evidenced
Industries
purchase
of
of
held
are
Five
The
terms
share
rights
held.
1960—10 Months—1959
$355,986
175,672
$301,499
revenue
the
stock
warrant
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway oper.
of
Common—
Westbury,
British Industries Corp., in accord¬
consolidation of the two companies, at the
stockholders
former
one
British
Ry.—Earnings-
St. Andrews Bay
Atlanta &
Street,
State
70
shares of
51,767,571 511,946,529 527,506,681
39,809,685 402,923,765 339,136,801
12,651,524
4,079,433
from ry. oper.
rev.
of
company,
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 30, 1960, covering 505,561
common stock.
It is proposed to offer 144,446 shares of such
$
S
$
The
1960—10 Months—1959
52,315,930
39,664,406
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
Electronics Corp.—Files
Avnet
Santa Fe Ry.—Earnings-
Atchison, Topeka &
Period End. Oct. 31—
Monday, December 5, 1960
.
.
apparently objecting to present-day yields
He prefers to wait until the new Administration
He expects
change in Federal economics will improve
municipals. It may very well be that what
he expects may not transpire. This is so in view of the still higher yields for short
terms in Europe, the prospect that our budget will run into the red next year, and
a
the market conditions for the issuance of
alternate
of corporate bonds
play
publicly
offered
this
week
issues next week
period.
and municipal
active financing
promises to make the first half of December an
The large securities coming out are identified at the end of this column for
the week
they
are
scheduled to
expected to be offered may
Details regarding these and all other issues
be found in the Monday: and Thursday issues of the
appear.
the fact that the
economy
bond
investors may be correct about
by mid-1961.':■■ "•
-
r
Chronicle.
.,v;
••
V'
the revival prospects of tfte
A, A
•
""-v'lr"■; j"--'Vul*' ;,r'
BACKLOG
/-'A
-ri>
THE TOTAL
.
.
The immediate weeks ahead
mark, of course, the last opportunity for capital financ¬
ing in 1960 before the holiday season commences and the year ends. Estimated cor¬
porate public offerings now slated for the market add up to slightly more than $400
million and of this amount fixed debt
obligations comprise about 70% of the total.
year's December corporate sales came to $185.9 million for bonds and $277.2
for corporate^ stocks—or a total of $463 million. Last
year we underestimated this
A "tabulation
of
the
backlog of offerings under registration, as described in the
Chronicle, as of December 1, shows that it is still declining. External financing plans
for 1961 have not jelled as yet insofar as filings with the SEC are concerned.
The
data immediately below show the score with regard to issues with and without dates.
Last
amount
A
-Total
quick grasp of what the financing
Backlog-
This Week
by about $13 million.
Last Week
Corporate bonds with dates
$357,750,000 (25)
Corporate bonds without dates
59,966,400 (30)
tentatively scheduled for the remaining
weeks of December looks like may be obtained from the
following table. Data
making up the totals for each of the respective four weeks are obtained from private
and public sources ranging from federal commissions to underwriters and
syndicate
now
Total
bonds—
$417,716,400
$380,500,000 (27)
92,471,400 (32)
(55)
$472,971,400 (59)
managers.
NEXT
FOUR
Corporate
WEEKS
EXPECTED
Corporate stocks with dates.__ $154,706,010
Corporate stocks without dates
190,993,140
FINANCING
Total
Corporate
Bonds
Dec.
5-Dec.
9_.
Stocks
Corporates
*Municipals
Financings
$225,850,000
$258,002,000
$96,773,000
$354,775,000
128,829,570
f211,542,000
23,619,490
23,629,000
-
Dec. 12-Dec. 17_.
55,400,000
$32,152,000
73,429,570
Dec. 19-Dec. 23_.
8,500,000
15,119,490
2,185,000
2,185,000
$289,750,000
294,500,000
$122,886,060
$412,636,060
$331,944,000
221,420,285
515,920,285
-359,220,000
'
Dec. 26-Dec.30_.
Total
stocks-*.——
—
Last Week's Data
*
$1 million
corporates
Municipals
340,371,570
47,248,490
or more.
$744,580,060
875,140,285
$763,415,550
at the minimum range.
Also set for this week is the Public Housing Administra¬
$97,615,000 (Dec. 14).
.
OF
THE
were
does the
bond investor.
The latter is principally concerned about the
longer-run
picture. The individual and institutional bond investor offers an indeterminate prog¬
nosis of the long run—if we take the New York Stock
measuring stick.
Our tabulation of bonds
on
Exchange dealings in bonds
the NYSE for the most part of
the month just ended shows 90 lows and 87
highs. The indecisiveness of this perform¬
insofar as it is a guideline as to attitudes expressed or held regarding the
economy's direction, belies readings obtained from our unemployment and excess
capacity rate. Further evidence of indecisive views held may be gathered from the
ance,
contradictory drop in the stock market and persistent refusal for
significantly and customarily. The interest rate decline is still
should
expect from
a
reading of all the economic barometers
business cycle indicators.
In recent
-
*
510,270,000
;
A
(60)
IN
THE
PAST
WEEK
Additions to the Chronicle's corporate calendar of Dec. 1 amounted to
$52,900,000 of
which $15 million were, in fixed debt obligations. Corporate sales in the week ending
November 30 came to $48,735,080 and of this bonds amounted to
$16,600,000. Private
$5,513,000 in stocks, not including Kansas-Nebraska
26,000 shares of common, and $24,000,000 for a single bond issue. Dur¬
ing that period FNMA offered $100 million in debentures.
A
1
were
Natural Gas
Municipal additions to the Chronicle's calendar of December 1 came to $63,074,000;
Tax-exempt sales for the week ending November 30 were $66,238,000.
LARGER
certainly quite
Interest rates were high as were, too, the gener¬
ally held business prospects about the economy. In view of present-day bearish
sentiments being expressed, and in view of the drop in the D-J stock market
index,
it is surprising that November encompassed more
corporate financing than last year's
comparable month and that this December's financing appears to come close to that
of a year ago (bullish feeling). As seen here the bond investors have
not yet made
up their minds as to the outlook's direction. The stock market investor, on the other
hand, has made up his mind, but he takes a shorter-run view of the economy than
year
different than what they are now.
our
(55)
MARKET
Capital and credit market conditions at the end of last
as
$941,409,235'
482,944,000
—
placements of corporates
.
,
INDECISIVENESS
$468,437,835
2,185,000
t Assumes Oklahoma City Improvement Authority, Oklahoma, $45-$65 million nego¬
tiation conducted by John Nuveen & Co., and Allen &
Co., et al, for mid-December,
tion's
$345,699,150
___.
Total
CHANGES
Total—
$246,920,285
222,517,550
Total of Both
.
bond yields to drop
than what one
less
of
our
lead
and
lag
........
-
financing, those bond issues that paid
ISSUES IN
THE
OFFING
In the next four-week
period commencing with December 5 there are two equipment
trust certificates and one utility preferred stock issues.
They are included among
the larger issues tentatively expected in the following breakdown:
>;
,
Week of December 5-9:
211,000 shares of Foxboro Co. common; $75 million in deben¬
tures of Southerp Bell Telephone & Telegraph
Co.; 250,000 shares of Swingline, Inc.
class A stock; $50 million in debentures of Beneficial Finance
Co.; 100,000 shares of
Iowa Power & Light Co. common, and will offer
$10 million of first mortgage bonds
on Jan. 11; $35 million in bonds of Northern States Power
Co.
(Minn.); 160,000 units
•of
Webb (Del E.) Corp.; $9 million in bonds of Atlanta Gas
Light Co.; $3,450,000
equipment trust certificates of Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific RR.; $5 million in
debentures of Loral* Electronics Corp.; $40 million in bonds of Potomac Electric
Power Co.; and in Municipals—$7.8 million Peoria
County School District No. 150,
111.; $8,530,000 Detroit, Michigan; $5.9 million Nashville, Tenn.; $10 million San Diego
Unified School
District, Calif.; $8.5 million Fairfax County, Va.; $12.5 million Mary¬
Commission, Md.; $4.5 million Pittsfield, Mass.; $7,050,000 Wilming¬
land State Roads
ton, Delaware.
Week of December 12-17: $35 million in bonds of Consumers
Power Co.; $12.5 mil¬
United International Fund Ltd.
common; 406,000 shares of Winn-Dixie Stores,
Inc. common; $25 million preferred of Public Service Electric
& Gas Co.; $4 million
in debentures of Apache Corp
; and in Municipals—$12 million Dade County, Fla.;
lion
$3.5 million Durham County, North Carolina; $7 million Los Angeles County
Hospital
District, Calif.; $7 million East Baton Rouge Parish Sewer District, La.; $25 million
Michigan (State of); $97;615,000 Public Housing Administration,
Washington, D. C.;
$45 million Oklahoma City Improvement Authority, Oklahoma.
an attractive interest rate or
accepted
successfully floated and helped stimu¬
late interest in the bond backlog of unsold issues
willing to follow the trend
An
example of this is the last minute change in the Federal National
Mortgage Associa¬
tion's flotation the other day for its $100 million 6-year 4y8%
debentures. The bonds
were brought out at a discount of 99Y4% from
par.
'
- •
-
Bowl-Mor
Another example should reveal, even more clearly, the present state of
tures
a
discount from par to induce acceptance
were
,
a
relatives
high short-term interest rate which, in turn, is keeping intermediate and
long-term
rates high. The $12.5 million Texas Veterans Q.O. was scheduled
for today Dec 5
The incoming State Land Commissioner, who will be Chairman of the
Texas Veter¬
Week
of December 19-23:
$2 million in debentures and 78,955 shares of common of
Corp., Inc.; 130,000 shares of Revlon, Inc. common; $4.5 million in deben¬
Co., Inc.; and in Municipals—$7,580,000 Richmond, Va.; $14,173,000
State Colleges of California.
of
Ritter
,
Week of December 26-30:. End-of-the-year
.
'
-
A
holiday
season*
v
\
December i, 1960
-
;
Volume
192
Number 6009
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
{ZZLU)
and
terns,
light-weight
nsw
trimming-type
components for aircraft and
as
Bendix
The
company
Nov.
on
28
of
instruments
Bendix
which
decided
represented
originally
7Va%
made
interest.
Ltd.,
industrial
dispose
1953,
of
The
has
principal
one-third
a
been
no
affects
way
Bendix
tween
for
reason
this
to
approximately
reduction
nas
as
close
cooperation
Elliott
in
Hur
Director
a
,
a
the
been
with
the
licensing,
has
Elliott.—V.
been
technical
Vice-President
a
of
which
and
191,
developed
and
rities
,
misleading in respect of various material
thereof
fact
that
statements
were
of
existence
commercial quantities of ore and
stock offering would violate Section
the
tions,
further
the
and
vision).of the Securities Act.—V.
189,
facts;
17
Railway oper. revenue./;
Railway
the
anti-fraud
for
acid
Net revenue
fumaric
field
of
organic
is
of
Inc.,
at
a
acid
has
plant,
and
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$20,987,414
;15,992,1,17
in
and
the
$472,415
Deficit.—V.
*$866,307
,(
303,693
.
192, p, 1707.
"
.
.,
X
•' /
'•
,'y.
3,375,720
.:<■/. '•
Boeing Airplane Co.—Forms Canadian Subsidiary—
Ltd.
as
Boeing
the
expanded
an
following
Creation
board
of
of
the
new
in
parent
Ltd.,
in
1960.
the
W.
new
16.
would
E.
the
The
name
at
other
Ltd.
components
Canadian
Vertol
Aircraft
Corp.,
the
manufactured
in
Vancouver,
a
Government.—V.
192,
Boots Aircraft Nut
Textron,
Inc.,
B-29
•Birr
C.
B.
factory
Borden
Co.—Joint
United
States
the
„■
>
Maine
its
of
Net
sub-assemblies
leased from
Net
Net
the
*
192,
p.
Inc.—
rev.
from
./
class
A
headed
a
4,432,353
44,499,846
the
SEC
all
Nov.
on
stock,
to
or
Net
400,822
total
of
not
may
cents
I960,
28,
for
share
tion
192,
Quinn
C.
1
&
Co.—_**
Thorndike.
Dean
than
class
its
of
offered
sooner
/-
B
of
$6,545,072
4,069,311
be
4,612,420
461
1,351,084
1,000,473
has
been
the
appointed
co-registrar
192,
Ry.
of
in
the
months
from
the
1,573,890
six-acre
is
tract
in
$134,504
$188,680
$1,084,851
$1,083,249
88,086
located
downtown
105,289
458,856
373,653
50,000 sq.
wire
the registra¬
8
west
Divi¬
was
an¬
at
of
the
plant site,
new
Webb
Wire's
present
J.
completed, the
products
Wire
and
also
Webb
nickel
Wire's
alloy,
low
and
ex¬
will help double production of some,
deliveries for customers, Corson said.
a
complete selection of wire coat¬
up
to
in
estate
struction
and
buying
leasing
long-term
and
or
1960, the company Is in the con- "■
business,
with
special emphasis
on
the
of land
Delaware
real
in
August
centers
for
,,
1107.
191, p.
center
class
B
The
operator.
will
stock
Net
net
added
be
1960—10 Months—1959
.
Net
rev.
ry.
$36,964,781
3,132,198
3,118,957
30,929,152
31,069,422
from ry. oper.
$457,069
$5,895,359
195,551
$741,396
421,428
$3,908,435
income-*^
1,192,838
—V.
192,
1811.
p.
although the
'financing for such
The
to rely primarily
possible. v.
plans
company
wherever
purpose
on
mortgage
•
.
.
.
60,000 shares of class A common
stock and 22,000 shares of class B stock. Arnold Malkan, Treasurer
owns
of record as
trustee
18,000 class A shares, and Hartley • Lord.
President,
Lord
15,000
own
includes
options
Marion
and
underwriters
also
outstanding.
has
company
37,500
class
own
class
A
B
class A shares each. The
The registration statement
shares which underlie five year
15,000
shares.
common
purchase such shares at $5 per share which have been
the management officials as part of their employment
According to the prospectus, the present holders of class A
stock will have a total cash investment in the company of
to
granted
common
$70,250.
After
the
of
stock
then
such
Broad
New"' York
the
shares
at
an
order
hearing
shares
they
offered,
outstanding.
investing
under
of
securities
of
sale
will
of
company
Investment
asset
net
Hudson
own
about
for
Order—
and the Commission has
TWF
mMMFRPTAT
AND
pay
a
New
100.531;
&
Co.,
to
the
bonds
Harrlman
Inc.,
5V4S
as
Ripley
100.25.
,
to
finance
corporate
BUSINESS
.
within
the
southern
part
of
The
The
loans.
offering.
be, used
other
request a
30.
Jersey
bank
another
;
issued
corporation, is a personal
holding company with seven stockholders (of which two hold only
directors' qualifying shares) which engages in the business of investing
and re-investing its funds.
Pursuant to an agreement between Broad
Street
and
Hudson, substantially all of the cash and securities of
Hudson, with a total value of $2,606,727 as of Sept. 26, 1960, will be
transferred to Broad Street in exchange for shares of stock of Broad
Street.
The shares
acquired by Hudson! are to be distributed imme¬
diately to its stockholders, who Intend to take such shares for inCorp.,
for
PROCEEDS—Proceeds
applied to the SEC for an
Act authorizing the issuance
substantially all of the cash and
giving interested persons until Dec. 15, 1960,
the application, it was announced on Nov.
Investment
Stuart
has
Investment Corp.,
bids
Hutzler,,
33%%
Company
value
Other
involves
designed
the
installation
150%,
increase coil
give
the plant
of
highly
and sheet
to
will
alumi¬
yearly
a
with
compared
as
Association
Loan
is
company
laws
of
the
stock
a
of
State
the
capacity
25
present
Common
—
Stock
association
capital
class
stock
common
of
preferred
shares
of
of
stock
the
April
13,
Association
following:
shares of
total
organized
Maryland.
authorized
common
aggregate
C
is
stock
value
of
the
all
by
the
$100)
and
the
is
aforesaid
the
of
Association
intended
$1);
(par
(par
$100),
(par
of
$1);
(par
stock
stock
common
par
capital stock
operations
under
the
and the
tion,
being
sum
to
Association
of
authorized
$9,000,000.
the
Association
made
only
to
the
to
the
extent
laws
liabilities
of
the
incurred
permitted
of
State
in
the
use
to
savings and loan
Maryland, and for the
organization
of
the
Associa¬
offering of the Association's securities, the latter liabili¬
at approximately $50,000. The charter
of the
estimated
does
to
not
restrict
the holders
of
its
operations
class
C
that
except
stock
common
of
loans
the
may
be
Association
others.
no
Chattanooga Glass Co.—Acquired—
This
major
manufacturer
of
soft
drink
has
bottles,
sold
all
of
Its
outstanding capital stock to the Dorsey Corp., a holding company,
Reginald Armour, Dorsey President announced on Nov. 29.
Dorsey, which owns the Dorsey Trailer Co.* manufacturers of com¬
mercial
truck
total
The
805,625
trailers,
revealed the following purchase agreement:
is represented by a cash payment of $5,-
purchase
price
150,000
shares
and
of
Dorsey
stock
common
at
price
a
of
share.
per
major
seller
of
the
Chattanooga stock was a group represented
by J. Frank Harrison, the company's Vice-President. This group owned
1,300
of
of the
the
now
3,000 shares
consideration
collectively
own
Armour
of outstanding
paid.
All
19.6%
emphasized
of
stock and received
stockholders
former
his
that
company
of
about 43%
Chattanooga
securities.
voting
Dorsey's
would
retain the
present
of Chattanooga to run the new Dorsey subsidiary.
Chattanooga Glass, a privately owned company, was incorporated
management
in
it
1901
In
the
About
made
manufactures
The
12%
last
sales
in
bottles
of
of
the
for
has
the
past
10
yearly
plant
Texas
the
States.
major
Glass
devoted to the man¬
share
addition,
In
soft
drink
the
company
producers.
represented approximately
returnable glass bottles. The
market—between 10 and
1959
in
production of
years.—V.
are
emphasis op returnable soft
total production is Coca-
company's
other
this
in
factories
with- special
United
12
Chattanooga
maintained
showed
main
the
and
70%
of the entire national
company
year
its
to
.glass containers
bottles
Cola
a
Tennessee
of
bottles.
drink
in
sales of approximately
Chattanooga, since 1956
wholly-owned susbidiary In Corsicanna, Texas.
and
addition
maintained
has
Eoth
ufacture
12%—over
coupon.
Salomon
Bros.
&
Inc.,
100.35; and Halsey,
a
5%% coupon included
Co.,
&
naming
Bidders
from
came
White, Weld & Co., Inc., and Kidder, Peabody & Co., jointly, 101.5299;
and Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc.,
101.05.
on
Hudson
,
-
Street Investing Corp.—Seeks
order
its
for the 5Y4%
1961.
of
191,
the
2303.
p.
to
contracts.
The
bid of 101.32%
a
of
machinery.
nearly
the
of the
Tennessee
Central Maine Power Co.—Bonds Offered—An offer¬
ing of ,$6,000,000 of (the company's 5 V\ % first and gen¬
eral mortgage bonds, series X, due 1990, was made by a
syndicate jointly headed by the First Boston Corp. and
Coffin & Burr, Inc., it was announced on Dec. 1.
The
bonds are priced at 102.291% to yield about 5.10% to
maturity. The group was awarded the issue at competi¬
on
This
program.
expansion,
Savings &
$9,500,000.
tive sale
spring
A
,
ings
the
the
pounds of aluminum,
pounds.—V. 192, p. 1300,
payment of
3,274,887
oper.
de
of
class
The
$3,860,353 $34,837,587
$3,589,267
«
million
up-to-date
under
Mr.
proceeds from the sale of class A
to general
working capital, which •
may be used to obtain options or to make payments on real property
upon which the company intends to build. Such working capital may
be used for material and labor costs
incurred in constructing build¬
and
I960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue.^
Railway operating exps.
Pasco
one
proceeds
for
general working capital for the conduct of its operations, for
financing new construction, for loans on existing properties, for general
offer
Georgia Ry.—Earnings—
of
Period End. Oct. 31—
shells
the.purpose of building
purchase or leasing by others.
modernizes bowling establishments
requested
alters, and
into,
bowling
for
furnish and finance modern bowling
It also converts
and is itself a
arranging to completely equip,
Central
in
Cerro
million
$7.9625
Organized
sometime
of
have
PROCEEDS—It
stainless
precision
electrical
plant
new
speed
expects
of
Corp.—Subsidiary Expansion—
of
and
ings to the mechanical spring manufacturing industry—V.
statement.
it
J.,
N.
:•
program at tne Fairmont Aluminum Co.
progressing on
schedule,
President
Robert
T.
FarNov. 22. He added that he expects the new facility
production
ties
Nov.
N.
Pasco
.
will
$10
shares
plant, which is being built by Cunningham-Limp Co., New York,
for
completion April 1, 1961.
It will house a modern
Webb
436,916
30,000
scheduled
When
-
Brunswick,
miles
Brunswick,
drawing mill for production
steel spring wire, needle wire and
pansion wires.
$1,331,626
719,424
\
»
operation
financing
for Webb Wire
manager.
held
were
three
$950,391
32,371
on
associations
ft. plant
North
division
about
New
$132,037
99,096
1707.
20,000 shares
1,792,566
at
$65,817
~
2,000,000 shares of class B
1960—10 Months—1959
187,483
Co.,
7,432,374
is
2,000,000
$2,875,815
Corson,
7,154,609
Offered—jHarwyn Securities, Inc., 1457 Broadway, New
York City, publicly offered via d Nov. 3 prospectus, 60/,000 shares of the Association's' $1 par class A common
stock at $5 per share.
Earnings—
154,337
Steel
H.
$8,764,000
704,963
CAPITALIZATION—The
$2,658,741
wire
class A shares, share
date of
Carpenter
by John
$8,105,000
787,183
Fairmont
66
1960
the
$376,163
new
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$837,000
expenses
deficit.—
de
Chase
v
2015.
p.
-Earnings-
1960—Month—1959
$853,000
BUSINESS—The
company.—V.
$288,841
a
384,417
subsidiary
million
$2,094,801
I960—Month—1959
on
$6,776,698
*919,166
$6,707,224
1811/
started
$7,696,823
313,053
from rail-
reported
num
$2,475,761
income
$946,824
153,805
1812,
p.
revenue-
mill
efficient,
418,970
North Western
from ry. opei'.
p.
the
The
;
common
until converted into
seven
rell
Co.—Appointment—
exps.
$1,029,370
192,
The $10 million-expansion
of
*57,543
revenue
37,127,850
Vermont Ry. Inc.
oper.
2,000
$82,645
of
$43,904,548
35,380,089
192, p.
2,000
Inc.
Co
342,563
Bank
$43.076,912
3,521,507
Corp,, New York City, Fairmont
largest plants of its type in the United
States, when the addition is completed. Mr. Farrell said that the exist¬
ing mill also is undergoing an extensive modernization program as part
$44,322
stock
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$4,468,331
operations
ry.
A
1811.
p.
Jersey—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
to
1960—10 Months—1953
$501,615
New
of
income
revenue
Aluminum
Maine—Earnings—
$386,885
800,030
503,000
3,000
2,500
Co.
&
Morris &
800,000
:
3,256,644
oper.
rolling
3,000
Inc._
Samitas
1
3,000
—
Co
&
'
——j.—
expenses
oper.
-way
.
Childs, Jeffries &
'
I960—Month—1959
"
Co.
operations.—
Cerro
f
3,000
Co.—^———
Glidden,
ry. oper.
Co
Curtis
from rail¬
oper.
—V.
5,000
Co._
&
800.000
&
&
5,000
Kellogg—>
Robbins
D.
1,550,000
Jackson
$4,286,014
oper.
ry.
Net
5,000
&
agreed
principal
—$1,550,000
Co
5,000
Co:
&
severally
respective
revenue-
revenue
Net
5,000
Weil
5,000
RR.
oper.
Railway
Railway
5,000
._
Co., Inc.—
&
have
folio win;;
Hammill & Co
2119.
Central
Shares
Leeds
the
Inc
Period End. Oct. 31—
-
Fenington, Colket & Co.-*
5,000
&
Witter
♦Deficit,—V.
forth
Spear,
6,000
Manhattan
has
location
Co., Inc. The underwriters will receive
share, and, in addition, the company has
&
per
shares
publicly
no
set
are
Co.—
&
below
named
company
Corp
Burr,
Webber,
p.
way
Net
the
Mason-rHagan, Inc.*
,
Leavitt
Ground-breaking ceremonies
a
the
15,000
be
aggregate
&
co
bonds
from
purcnase
-
'
Courts
Inc.—
common
oper.
nounced
stock at $1 a share
subject to repurchase at the same price if the shares of class A common stock now proposed to be offered are not sold. The class B shares
a
Net
manu¬
•
rev.
sion,
York, filed a registration
covering 120,000 shares of
New
underwriters an amount of $18,000 for expenses.
prospectus states that the company has sold to the underwriters
The
Railway
Railway
*
10,000
Inc.
Electric
oper.
ry.
$12,005,865
2,582,586
1,776,418
offered for public sale at $5 per share
basis through a group of underwriters
be
none
Malkan
of 60
pay
in
bmds
equal
X
bonds;
Period End. Oct. 31—
and
and
.
10,000
192,
Chase
Net
48,749,359
$1,491,355 $12,763,372
Broadway,
26
of
Arnold
by
to
•
•.
to
the
progress.
underwriters
agreed
X
Boston
&
Central
widely
drinks;
Carpenter Steel Co.—New Plant—
efforts
commission
agreed
research
most
The
$57,263,218 $60,755,224
$5,923,708
394,138
common-
stockholders
10,000
Co.,
Railway operating
1960—10 Months—1953
4,230,852
$1,451,250
with
best
a
in
now
several
have
15,000
income—*
Deficit.—V.
Railway
$5,682,102
ry. oper.
corporation
on
the
they
Kormendi
Co
&
oper.
Work
statement
are
Hirsch
Co..
Carolina &
2199.
Bowling & Construction Corp.—Files Offering—
The
in
the
soft
consists
191,
1811.
p.
of
895.
p.
Cannon
Earnings—
income—
oper.
ry.
—V.
runs
First
192,
citric
Bzura,
plant for making fumaric
adjacent to the citric acid
132,750
Corp.___u
Wanderer,
ry.
—V.
from
of
second
132,750
Railway oper. revenueRailway operating exps.
early
of the
Boeing
The
1960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenueRailway operating exps.
rev.
of
been
J.,
purchasers
the
series
Paine,
—V.
and
is
and
for
bonds
seUos
Shearson,
engaged in the
wholly-owned subsidiary,
test
Canadian Pacific Lines in
of
from
of
Hallgarten
The
"•
below.—V.
Company,
RR.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
acid
X
of
Amount
Venture—
Rubber
purchase
Coffin
facility.
foods
has
Shares
..
Inc.
Co.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Boston &
and
selling
Inc.—j——
Co:,
$l-par-value
See
A
which
Biddle & Co.__
&
192,
142.
p.
J.
names
-
&
&
Sloss
&
Corp.—Acquired—
176,
operation
fund
sanes
amount
of
Cana¬
purchase
1910.: J 3*'"?'
p.
below.—V.
Skaggs
Espy
Morton,' Pa.,
bomber
N.
shares
Period End. Oct. 31—
through
company
to
chemicals
Citric
Fietdsboro,. N.
operations
of
&
Co.,
Lunt
D.
—V.
reorganization represents the first appearance
in Canadian industry since World War II, when
Canada,
&
Yarnall,
Beall,
reorganization of
affiliate, and expansion
»'
Brooks
Marron,
"broaden
through
Boeing
a
Wellwood
company
related
in
or
outstanding.
PURCHASERS—The
amounts
will
production
the
the manufacture
in
of
company
Keyport,
and
Higginson
Davis,
Boeing of Canada,
at Arnprior, Ont.,
,
was
Canadian
organization,
Aircraft
See
Nov.
on
the
Canada.
company
Aircraft,
acquired
its
and
Boeing
of
headquarters
of
said
formation
directors.
Boeing
Boeing
announced
Vice-President,
of
Vertol
17
subsidiary with
shareholders
meeting
a
Senior
interests"
dian
Nov.
on
for
acid
organic
chemistry.
vHill, Darlington .& Grimm
30,000
Suplee, s Yeatman, Moslby ^
;Co.; Inc.—-i—-r—30,000
Laird, Bissell & Meeds—
15,000
S.
company
related
.
Stroud
The
engaged
through its
acid,
in
built
number
•
1,715,704
:
-
is
manufacture
paints. The
and start-up
company
■"P;
$817,379
X
fumaric
below,;
15,083,959
$4,995,297/'
*275,794*
receivables
new
Chemical
acid
fumaric
plant
$15,901,338
•
and
the
fermentation
acid
been
respective
from rail-
operations—-_'i
income—-
,
capacity
cash
principal
effect
to
the
current
financing,
capi¬
of
the company will consist of: $lll,73ti,0C0 in
first and
mortgage bonds; 368,059 shares of preferred s-ock at various
interest rates;
and 3,309,307 shares of $10 common stock.
to
shares
improvement
or
in
aggregate
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
T
350,000
sinking
payments
general
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion of the current financing out¬
standing capitalization of the company will consist of $2,870,000 .of
sundry debt and 2,967,000 shares of common stock.
1
pro¬
Lee
oper.
ry.
*
its
its
maximum
the
talization
selling stockhold¬
of
annual
of
theretofore
also
facture
.
way
.
Net
sale
the
expand
inventory
plant
and oleo resinous
<
1,402,978
^
certain
FUND—The
require
1%
extensively used in pharmaceuticals and has. many other
applications. Fumaric acid is an organic acid used in making certain
polyester resins, polyurethane resins, fumarated rosins, fumarate esters
made
$536,671
1,642,917
from
to
company
capital
and
the
it
that, because
RR.—Earnings—
$2,115,332
oper.: expenses
SINKING
will
acid;
citric
used
;
1960—Month—1959
Offered—P.
Higginson Corp. jointly
Dean
the
Period End. Oct. 31—
Lee
•
proceeds
UNDERWRITING—The
Bessemer & Lake Erie
and
The
in
r
and
(the
1 and Nov. 1 each year. They will be in the form of
coupon bonds
in
the denomination of
$1,000, registrable as to principal only, and
fully registered bonds in denominations of $1,000 anj
mulciples thereof.
cover
acid
implying the
successful mining opera¬
1923,.
p.
Inc.
•
BUSINESS—Bzura
offering was made pursuant to a notification filed in
March, 1959 and involved 200,000 shares of stock to be offered at ten
cents per share. The Commission's suspension order, issued on
April 16,
1959, asserted that certain terms and conditions of Regulation A had
not been complied with; that the company's
offering circular was false
and
May
to complete construction of a new citric acid plant and
start-up and pre-operating expenses; to expand the company's
research and pilot plant facilities to enable pilot-plant and semi-plant,
production of itaconic acid and certain other new products, and for
to
the
stock
The
Stock
Co. Inc.—Common
Co.
•'
by
fumaric
Bendix,
<
,
redemption.
or
working
of
Regulation A exemption from registration under the Secu¬
of 1933 with respect to a public stock offering
by the said
...
distribution
an
.•
used
be
commercial
Director
Gold, Inc.—Hearing Scheduled—
company.
&
PROCEEDS—Net
,
a
Act
of
underwriting group which offered on Nov.
29, 450,000 shares of the company's common stock at a
price of $10.50 per share. Of the 450,000 shares offered,
350,000 shares are being sold for the company and 100,-
be¬
Upon request of Ben Hur Gold. Inc., Boise. Idaho, the SEC, it was an¬
nounced on Nov. 28, was scheduled a hearing for Dec. 1, 1960, in the
Federal Building, Boise, Idaho, on the question whether to vacate, or
to make permanent,
an
earlier order of the Commission temporarily
suspending
Chemical
Brooks
ers.
1490.
p.
intention
000 shares for the accounts of
and
Ferguson, President of Bendix, this sale in
Tillinghast, Jr.,
continue
Ben
the
and
C.
C.
fields.
will
to Malcolm P.
W.
managed
rapid
expansion of
the Elliott Group
through
mergers
acquisitions of other English companies, Bendix said.
According
its
present
no
1910,
p.
wide
investment,
interest
w .en
equity
reduced
with
Bzura
of
a
type equipment.
holding because its
its
now
vestment
—V.. 192,
Sale—
completion of the sale
English manufacturer of
an
approximately
in
designed
192, p. 1C09.
systems.—V.
announced
and
to
potentiometers
control
Corp.—Completes British
holding in Elliott-Automation
variety
missile
,
funds
sale
from
the
of
sale
the
—
State
The
Maine,
requirements
$42,746,810
PROVISIONS—The
will
mature
Nov. .1,
was
these
be
used
to
sold through
securities will
program
and
for
its
-
company,
of
REVENUES—Operating
were
all
purposes.
for
about
electrical
revenues
and
series
1990.
utility
electric
an
serves
258,000
net
X
for
income
bonds
Interest
The
energy.
the
in
"'.
,
12
operating
company
Augusta,
was
and
will
be
be
has
the.
or¬
dated
Railway
Nov.
1,
oper.
Net revenue
ry.
NOTE-
3
On
1879
account
of
22,803,885
21,114,038
219,912,783
$
29C,010,029
214,665,680
from rail¬
& 127,265
7,827,093
72,633,621
75,344,349
oper/'tnc'driTe_/_
p. 1812.
5,046,461
4,916,133
42,388,501
45,935,430
1960
semi-annually
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
31,
Net
and
on
1960—Month—1959
$
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
Net
—V.
rev.
from
ry.-oper.
192,
p.
CHRONICLE (Reg. U. S. Patent Office) William B. Dana Company, Publishers, 25 Park Place, New
Morrtssey, Editor.
Published twice a we-ek [every Thursday (general news and advertising
2-0613); Copyright 1960 by William B. Dana Company. Re-entered as second class matter
the fluctuations
expenses
$
292,546,404
ry. oper.
income
$
I960—10 Months—1959
$
$
23,045.918
22,639,966 208,548,011 219.034,684
17,437,481
16,829,252
5,608,437
5,810,714
38,453,716
42,488,173
2,166,129
1,989,435
13,652,006
15,656,251
170,094,295 176,546,506
1812.
York 7, N. Y., REctbr 2-9570. Claude D. Seibert, Publisher and President;issue) with a statistical Issue on Monday]. Other offices: 135 S. La Salle
February 25, 1942, at the post office at New York, N. Y. under the Act
in United States, U. S. Possessions, Territories and Members of Pan-American Union, $65.00 per year; in Dominion of Canada, $68.00 per year. Other Countries, $72.00 per year.
FINANCIAL
Subscription^
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$
28,941,131
182,
^IfhPrfTreasurer- George J.
£225 rSS™?^ HHnoTs ™e^honrSTate
of March
-1959
30,931,150
operations--*
way
Net
revenue
no
:
months ended July
to $7,591,964.
payable
1960—Month
$
oper.
wholly
in
all but a minor
amounted
will
Period End. Oct, 31—
Railway
—V.
customers
of the state. It generates
ganized in 1905, maintains executive offices
competition in its operating territory.
1960,
stock
of
construction
company's
will
bonds
preferred
and
common
the
and central portions
its
the
from
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway Co.—Earnings—
in the rate of exchange,
remittance for foreign subscriptions and advertisements must be made in New York funds.
n
4
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2220)
Chicago
-1959
Net
from
rev.
192,
$570,585
$852,176
$4,713,460
p.
Railway
399,798
420,601
2,286,863
ry.
*
Chicago Great Western Ry.—Earnings—
operating exps.
Railway
Net
Net
from ry. oper.
$728,812
income—
171,095
rev.
rv.
—V.
oper.
192,
2,079,642
20,080,580
$922,447
272,665
$7,536,888
1,990,643
Chicago & Illinois Midland Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
416,350
expenses
oper.
$6,200,495
$6,148,807
3,951,215
$683,997
362,626
$613,889
Railway oper. revenue
3,635,056
Net revenue from rail¬
oper.' income
$2,513,751
1,011,369
$2,249,280
872,083
$321,371
132,082
$197,539
71,447
operations
way
Net ry.
—V.
1812.
192, p.
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR.—Earnings
$
Railway operating exps.
14,736,878
15,693,411 158,245,600 167,592,414
—V.
ry. oper.
6,188,622
4,831,473
35,905,547
36,920,835
income—
1812.
3,308,465
2,476,311
8,367,050
192,
p.
holding
Inc.—Applies for SEC Order—
has applied to the SEC for an order au¬
company,
Virginia
for
application
an
increased
annual
company.—V.
192,
increased
United
paying
notes
States
agent
due
Compo
$
The
"
1960—10 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
$
Trust
of
Co.
registrar
1,
for
192,
York
New
has
$50,000,000
of
Shoe
r
$
.
-•
181,011,673
147,349,367 154,100,133
Waltham,
corporation
Mass.,
industry
processing
with the development of
electronic printed circuitry.
of
17,422,544 174,668,093
diversification
follows
14,682,723
merly
Minneapolis-Honeywell
Net revenue from rail¬
of
Mr.
operations
3,947,307
74,126
192, p. 1707.
26,911,540
3,716,319
27,318,726
2,710,514
2,739,821
1,149,402
income
oper.
\
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co.
(& Subs.)—Net Up—
months
share,
after preferred dividends, on the outstanding 7,747,215 shares.
This
compares with net earnings for the same period in 1959 of $14,144,714,
or $1.84
per share on the 7,665,705 shares then outstanding, reported
Ernest
S.
Fields,
President,
in
a
quarterly report to
shareowners.
Net income per common share for the quarter ended Sept. 30,
1960,
was
20 cents compared
to 19 cents for the same quarter of 1959,
both based on the outstanding shares at the ends of the respective
earnings
ended
Sept.
this
of
utility
subsidiaries
its
and
totaled
1960,
30,
$17,577,483,
the
for
$2.26
or
12
common
a
periods.
Mr.
the
the
recent
election
stated
that
operating, reve¬
nues
were
higher than for the corresponding periods of last year,
operating expenses and taxes were also much greater.
For the year
ended Sept. 30, taxes alone increased over $5 million.
W»V
r
the
During
in
chises
been
Milford,
Park,
Sept.
ended
awi
the
30,
gas
investment
company's
and
Bend,
North
and
service
gas
has
been
of
Regulator
the company's
Miami Fort Generating Station now is in commercial operation.
The
addition
of
this
unit
brings
the total
generating capacity of the
company's three stations up to 1,228,000 kilowatts. Substructure work
on
a
new
225,000-kilowatt unit No. 5
at the Walter C. Beckjord
Station is substantially complete.
This unit is scheduled for opera¬
late
tion
in
1962.—V.
unit
generating
191,
No.
6
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.—Earns.
Net
Net
192,
$565,933
$849,176
$5,969,727
$8,981,860
452,552
ry. oper.
602,588
4,630,367
6,140,535
income
oper.
ry.
—V.
from
rev.
$3,251,535 $30,597,038 $33,367,646
2,402,359
24,627,311
24,385,786
$3,056,085
2,490,152
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
Schwartz
Daniel
an
(&
Sub.)—Transactions Cleared—
order,
it
was
announced
on
Dec.
1, under the
Act authorizing the following proposed transactions
by Cities Service Co., a registered holding company, and its subsidiary,
Arkansas Fuel Oil Corp.;
(l) the retirement by Arkansas of its out¬
Holding Company
standing $11,000,000 principal amount of 3^2% sinking fund debentures
due June 1, 1974, held by John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co.,
to the
the principal amount thereof plus accrued interest
of prepayment; (2) the issuance and sale by Cities to John
$11,000,000 face amount of 4'/2% notes maturing serially
date
Hancock
of
dates
on
at
in
and
amounts
corresponding
to
the
debenture
Arkansas
sinking fund payments, with final maturity on June 1, 1974; (3) the
loan by Cities to Arkansas of the proceeds of the notes, such proceeds
to be used by Arkansas to retire the aforesaid debentures; and (4) to
evidence such loan, the issuance by Arkansas to Cities of a note or
notes
aggregating $11,000,000 face amount, bearing interest at 4V2%
The
annum and maturing Jan.
1, 1963.
The Commission's order also
granted the request of Cities for an exception from the competitive
bidding requirements of Rule 50 with respect to the issue and sale of
the
$11,000,000
The
the
of
formation
with
"
been
Divi¬
Special Products
a
appointed Vice-President and General
wholly-owned subsidiary of Compo
Chemical
Corp.
Better
of
University
career
Co.,
Lamb
Mr.
Finishes
Minnesota
of
American
technical director and
He was educated at
University and began his
formerly
was
and
Coatings,
Inc.
Rutgers
and
Cyanamid.—V..192,
2016,..;.
p.
Consolidated Electronics Industries
Net
sales
ended
make
told
leveling off
provision
in
throughout
activities
with
United
taxes,
the
were
consummation
publicly-held interest in the
proposed
Pieter
the
facility, and a
Important units
of
the
common
plan
stock of
This
Arkansas.
and
Pharmaceutical
Industries
Consolidated
difficult,"
year
Mr.
"Despite
the
1960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps!
$1
sales
Corp."—V.
Southern
the
van
The
ry.
—V.
from ry. oper.
$1,686,710
1960—10 Months—1959
$1,699,847 $16,610,269 $17,531,083
1,120,751
10,901,653
11,109,039
1,056,383
$630,327
$579,096
$5,708,616
$6,422,044
573,410
521,493
5,055,696
5,842,953
income
oper.
192,
1812.
p.
amended,
Inc."
St.,
changing
of
191,
stock
against
restaurant,
a
it
was
Thomas
F.
Colony
St.,
Coca-Cola
—V.
192,
Ferrari,
and
as
its
Anthony
Coke
any
in
trademark
Nov.
on
entered
a
final
Ferrari,
co-partners
Wallingford,
or
p.
injunction
an
announced
Judge Robert P. Anderson
dividually
Companies,
Inc.
—
for
in
Jr.
Tom's
Conn.
They
product
not
and
The
company
operation
Common
Net
revenue
Federal
and
29.
its business offices at Suite 656, 800 Peachtree
of
the
Volunteer
in downtown Atlanta.
organize or acquire interest
of business and
to acquire
will be enhanced by the an¬
expansion of its area.
Building,
real
properties which it believes
further economic growth and
ticipated
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
EFFECT
—V.
ry.
oper;
192,
p.
offered
corporation
holders
to
its
of
common
of
common
The
PROCEEDS—Net
proceeds from the financing will initially be added
to
the
general corporate
funds of the
company
and subsequently
applied to furnishing two new retail discount centers, one in Brooklyn,
N.
the other
Y.,
will
be
used
in, New Brunswick, N. J. The balance of the proceeds
general corporate purposes.
y.- V s"
for
CONVERSION—The
amounts
into
date
the
of
The
from
at
will
their
principal
after the effective
conversion price of $8 per share.
redeemable at optional redemption prices
be
plus
101%,
to
at
Davega from 90 days
initial
an
also
105%
BUSINESS—The
convertible
will be
debentures
stock of
common
offering
debentures
ranging
accrued
interest.
presently operates a chain of 26 stores
Metropolitan New York area, for the retail sale of radios,
phonographs, television sets, accessories, refrigerators and washers,
and various other electric appliances, sporting goods,
sports apparel,
cameras, photographic equipment and supplies, and other similar items.
Operations of the company and its predecessors date back more than
in
corporation
the
years.
SALES—For the
of
the
the
period
four
months
increased
company
like
period ended June 30,
$6,779,118,
to
ending June 30,
V.
''
1960 retail sales
$5,322,922 for
to
compared
1959.
'A
.
^
CAPITALIZATION—Upon' completion of the current financing",, out¬
standing capitalization of- the company will consist of $1,637,351" of
long-term debt; 369,600 shares of common stock; 47,800 shar&s of.'5%
preferred
stock,
and
stock purchase warrants.
12,500 common
UNDERWRITING—The
several
underwriters
named
below,
acting
through Amos Treat & Co., Inc. as representative, have agreed severally
to purchase not in excess of $500,000 pvincnipal amount of debentures
pursuant to the offering to stockholders.
Debentures
Amos
Treat
Wm.
A.
Stix
&
Co.,
Gilhart &
D.
$200,000
100,000
Inc.
Wasserman
&
Co.,
Inc
v
.
100,000
Inc
Co.,
Bruno-Lenchner,
192, p. 1091.
—V.
100,000
Inc
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western RR.—Earnings—
1960—10 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
Net
Net
rev. from
ry.
$55,321,906 $60,022,396
$2,687,750
$6,180,811
2,394,481
5,166,810
49,715,608
52,508,643
$293,269
$1,014,001
*237,070
200,555
$5,606,298
*3,047,850
$7,513,743
*382,200
ry. oper.
income
oper.
"Deficit.—V.
192,
p.
'
*
include
not
shares
40,000
Authorized
Outstanding
5,000,000 shs.
*Does
Del Electronics
The
the
1708.
PROCEEDS—Such
the
Repayment
proceeds
of
General
as
future
for
outstanding
•
;
building—
—
loan
indebtedness
of
working
$10,000
50,000
75,000
capital
corporation
——_
Aug.
on
was
unfair
competition
Frank
enjoined
produced
by
Ferrari
282-284
from
the
in¬
South
selling
Coca-Cola
as
Co
com¬
19,
Division,
Service
&
and
the
1960—Month—1959
$1,286,062
expenses
1,170,297
1960—10 Mos —1959
$1,170,963 $13,020,784 $13,177 876
1,042,952
10,731,571
11,440473
tubing
also
intends
executive
offices
are
located
at
2427
Huntington
Drive,
San
Marino, Calif.
funds to aid in the
financing of the construction and leasing of tubing testing equipment
and
for
purchasing existing testing equipment that can be
either
modified or used
in conjunction with
its hydraulic tool whenever a
favorable opportunity to do so may be presented.
provide
the
GIVING
company
EFFECT
with
PRESENT
TO
1708.
stock
transfer of
shares
company
$115,765
$128,011
$2,289,213
$1,737,703
24,265
62,802
789,229
472,577
will
be
company
effected
for transfer.—V.
The company of
ment
■
1960—10 Mos.—1959
42,897,363
4,148,662
931,150
1708.
$62,570,407
42,611,623
'•
v:*r
$1,974,276 $20,892,604 $19,958,784
858,561 - 8,688,182
8,992,196
$2,255,521
income—
r V
..
•
>
1960—Month—1959
$1,721,965
expenses
1,266,375
1,218,124
13,104,041
$455,590
$295,268
$4,081,571*
324,784
196,102
oper.
192,
p.
income—
Net
rev.
ry.
2,845,299
$4,877,301
3,419,604
Toledo Shore
Line RR.—Earnings—
1960—10 Mos.—1959
I960—Month—1959
$593,063
$590,123
$5,795,013
365,618
393,011
3,883,045
$6,493,335
4,126,945
from ry. oper.
$227,445
$197,112
income—_
58,075
45,225
$1,911,968
312,987
■feV'S
I!
ri
$2,366,390
495,480
oper.
192,
te it
$17,892,700
13,015,399
1813.
Detroit &
Net
'm
Is I
if
from rail-
operations—.
oper.
If f|
fef'1
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$1,513,392 $17,185,612
revenue—
oper.
Period End. Oct. 31—
p.
1813.
Diversa, Inc.—Expansion—
The
Chairman
The
Cleveland, Ohio
with
the
is its own transfer agent and the
by presenting them to the Secretary
192, p. 1396.
SEC
covering
debentures,
due
Dec.
31,
1980.
on
Nov.
$2,500,000
The
29
of
filed
a
will
be
the
Gas
first
to
the
its
operations
announced
into
Nov.
on
21
the field
by
Gerald
of natural
C. Mann,
company's wholly-owned subsidiary, United Petro¬
of Minneapolis, has started the flow of natural gas for
to Detroit Lakes in
Northwestern Minnesota, and will
Co.,
time
distribution
this
of
during
also
in
Ada,
Minn.,
activity
systems
states
was
in
call for the
nine
additional
the next three
markets
Dakotas,
liquified
Arkansas and
later
this month. Plans for expan¬
of natural gas distribu¬
communities
in
the North Central
Mr.
petroleum
years,
Texas.---v.
Mann
gas
191,
in
staged United Petroleum
Minnesota, Wisconsin,
p.
way
Net
ry.
1960—Month—1959
2637.
oper.
$45,099,483
1,725,097
28,493,942
*$1,154,045
$16,605,541
*616,198
6,411,597
$25,862,148
22,694,000
from rail¬
operations
oper.
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$571,052
2,960,622
690,064
expenses
$4,666,224
$1,705,602
oper. revenue—
income
♦Deficit.—V.
192,-p.
1708.
S;l M
$U".
It .-i
& V ' 1'
installation
Duluth, Messabe & Iron Range Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Railway
;v:l H
Board.
sion
tion
expanded
it
Dallas-based
Net revenue
subordinated
offered
of
initiate
registration state¬
convertible
debentures
the
has
company,
distribution,
gas
the
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
TRANSFER AGENT—The
the
400.
RR.—Earnings—
;
Railway oper. revenue
Railway operating exps.
Gas
FINANCING
Cowles Chemical Co.—Registers Debentures—
from rail¬
income
ry.
leum
PROCEEDS—To
of
192, p.
intends
own
It
p.
way
.
—V.
to
principally
engage
in the
business of
testing equipment, which it intends to buy
to directly enter into service contracts with
oil
companies for the purpose of servicing oil wells in areas where
suitable rental contracts cannot be
negotiated
its
Common
corporation.—V.
$6,122,938 $63,789,967
4,180,415
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Railway
.
and
agent. of
transfer
appointed
of the
I960—Month—1959
expenses
operations
oper.
192,
—V.
incorporated under the Laws of
1960. It consists of three divisions,
Division,
the
Sales
Development Division.
company
build.
ry.
—V.
Net
5,000
Offered—The
Stock
Tool
and
oper.^
way
i
.
California
of
Rental
The
been
has
value,
$6,435,936
oper. revenue
Net revenue
—109,050
;
Corp.—Common
BUSINESS—The
The
Bank
par
Detroit, Toledo & Ironton RR.—Earnings—
offered, via a Nov. 16 prospectus, 100,000 shares of
its $2.50 par common stock at $2.50 per share.
the State
10c
Net revenue from rail-
directors.
received will be used primarily for
are
1491.
p.
Cormany
Research
stock,
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
Railway
..
Reduction
192,
Corp.—Appointment—
Manhattan
*502,900 shs.
reserved
following purposes.
Expenses
of
the
offering
Closing payment on volunteer
—V.
Chase
common
Denver & Rio Grande Western
Net
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Common
Court
judgment Nov. 25 against
Restaurant,
were
District
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
operations
way
Net
major
stock held of record as of Nov. 23,
offering also carries an additional subscrip¬
tion privilege in the event all of the rights are not ex¬
ercised.
Rights to subscribe will expire at 3:30 p.m.,
New York City time, on Dec. 14, 1960.
Amos Treat .&
Co., Inc. managed a group that underwrote the offering.
Companies,
longer term plans to
engaged in various types
companies
other
Southern
"Consolidated
to
has
CAPITALIZATION
revenue—
oper.
to
used
a
rights to subscribe for $1,500,000 of 6x/2% convert¬
shares
only one major business activity definitely planned
in the immediate future: the acquisition, owner¬
implementation
ship
in
name
Authorized
Colorado &
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
years.
sale of the debentures will be
through the construction of
plant in Joliet, 111.—V. 189, p. 480.
Atlanta, Ga.
The company has
2120.
oper.
two
past
tne
the
Period End. Oct. 31—
I
Railway
for
from
subordinated
debentures, due Aug. 1, 1975 at a
subscription price of 100%, plus accrued interest, on the
basis of $100 principal amount of debentures for each 25
2200.
p.
.
has obtained
infringement of
company
by
capacity
proceeds
Davega Stores Corp.—Rights Offering to Stockholders
—The
company
28,
the
The company has
N. E.,
renting
Coca-Cola Co.—Enjoins—
here
the
the company's operations
Midwestern
new
company was
incorporated under the laws of the
Georgia, Oct. 16, 1959, under the name and style of "Con¬
Life Underwriters,
Inc." On April 1, 1960, the charter was
of
solidated
and
The
the
highly automated chemical detergent compounding
modern
research and development laboratory.
Skaneateles facilities have been operating in
a
of
rated
net
expand
den
Shares, Inc., Atlanta, Ga. public¬
146,500 shares of the company's
at $2 per share on a "best efforts" basis.
Nov.
on
par common
the
Net
of
excess
economic
pany
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
rev.
in
use
Stock Offered—Atlanta
ly offered
plan was
by the Commission on July 14, 1960, and was ordered en¬
forced by the United States District Court for the District of Delaware
on Sept.
2, 1960.—V. 192, p. 2016.
Net
for
large
company
have
continued to increase over last year. Profit margins, however, have
decreased because of competitive pressures,
and also because during
the year considerable expense has been incurred, in
the development
of
the pharmaceutical activities of our subsidiary,
Philips Electroncs
by Cities and Arkansas to
for the elimination of the
approved
Clinchfield
chemicals
major production, research and engineering facilities
Y. include the world's largest anhydrous sodium
which remain unsubscribed for
of
structure
report.
States,
income
22.
and
last
interim
an
the
Nov.
on
Corp.—Earnings—
for the nine-month period
with
income of
$3,118,149,
Federal
for
reported
comparison
a
stockholders
company
$69,558,327,
were
after
President,
changes iir the
many
1959
Berg
1960,
share
Berg,
the
of
revenues
30,
per
den
"The
in
and
Sept.
$1.10
notes.
of
transactions
above
purity
high
chemical processes.
company's
metasilicate plant,
per
facilitate
of
line
BUSINESS—The
The SEC has issued
prepayment
base.
diversified
a
„
and
at Skaneateles Falls, N.
75
has
Compo
Machinery
State
Cities Service Co.
by
the
announced
Lamb
M.
of
Treasurer
1812.
p.
of
1960—10 Months—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Oct; 31—
President
as
"Adawave."
at
2088.
p.
Co.,
•
Manager
or
communities.
168,000-kilowatt
new
the elec¬
in the
use
be
directed
by Cal Isaacson, founder and former President of
Wellesley Engineering, Inc. Mr. Schwartz said that a substantial num¬
ber
of
electronic
equipment makers have already installed Compo's
soldering equipment, which is being marketed under the trade name
van
The
for
announcement of this
George J. Schwartz, for¬
will
and
Cleves
those
in
electric
equipment increased $34,504,060.,
Gas fran¬
obtained in the villages of Mason, Millville, Terrace
plant
have
initiated
months
12
property,
although
entered
has
equipment
sion
to
develop and market
automatic
conveyorized soldering and
fluxing equipment and related products for the processing of electronic
printed circuitry. The engineering and marketing skills needed for this
diversification already exist within the company because of its long
experience in the design and production of conveyorized and highly
automatic shoe machinery, Mr. Schwartz said.
The Special Products Division will be managed by Joseph A. Vitka,
also
a
former executive of Minneapolis-Honeywell,
and the researcn
Shoe
Fields
product
patented
The
Compo.
Net
4%%
1
15,123,069
—V.
trustee,
company's
Activity—Sub.
Corp.—New
19,070,376
oper.» expenses
its
of
one
development program, Cowles has broad¬
Today the company produces and nationally
research
laundry, metal working, food, beverage, chemical, pharmaceutical, drug,
fiberglass, paper, plastic and other industries. The company also holds
over
100 patents
and receives fees and royalties for the use of its
1960.
'/
30-year-old
tronics
Machinery
•.
Railway
ry.
named
been
the
1812.
p.
Railway oper. revenue—
way
rat6s
1911.
p.
1980.-—V.
and
Nov.
Officer— \
Net
gas
of
revei ues
Commercial Credit Co.—Appointments—
The
Chicago & North Western Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
for
company's
ened
industry which remains
use in the laundry
principal customers.
pounds chiefly
the
11,978,724
from
oper.
ry.
Y.
insurance
20,524,884 194,151,147 204,513,249
Net
$1,102,784
378,345
&
.
formed in
was
ible
20,925,500
rev.
383,820
estimated to
approximately $4,682,000. Under
applicable West Virginia law, United is collecting the higher rates
provided for in the rate filing subject' to the obligation to refund, with
interest, any portion of the higher rates which may ultimately be
determined to be excessive.
This refund obligation is now guaranteed
by two bonds in the amounts of $1,600,000 and $100,000, executed by
United with Columbia as surety.
On Nov. 2, 1960, the West Virginia
Commission
issued
an
order
requiring the posting of an additional
bond of $1,000,000 as security for the obligation to refund.
Columbia
proposes to act as surety on said bond • without fee or other charges
to United in order to relieve United of paying the customary fee of an
s
$
$
Railway oper. revenue—
Net
$1,159,848
*36,805
1960—10 Mos—1959
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Oct. 31
West.
produce
1960—10 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
i.
"$42,100
7,592
192, p. 1708.
thorizing the company to execute a surety bond for its wholly-owned gas
utility subsidiary company, United Fuel Gas Co., and the Commission
has issued an order giving interested persons until Dec.
5, 1960, to
request a hearing on the proposal, it was announced on Nov. 25.
United Fuel Gas Co. has filed with the Public Service Commission
of
-
$43,729
oper.
distributes
$8,535,857
3,090,243
—
1,606,655
Columbia Gas System,
20,187,979
.
$2,709,439
1,925,349
from rail¬
Deficit.—V.
This N.
1812.
p.
$3,085,197
70,158
company
Through its
1960—10 Months—1959
$3,002,089 $27,617,468 $28,723,836
$2,949,689
2,220,877
revenue—
$28,058
167,652
Hammill
1885 under the name Electric Smelting
<fc
Aluminum Co.,
and has received international recognition for its
early pioneering work in the development of the basic processes for
the commercial production of aluminum, graphite, carborundum, silicon
and calcium carbide, and other products. By the 1920's the company
was
established in the chemical field as a producer of chemical com¬
The
$211,381
Shearson,
by
and
Co.
—1959
1960—10 Mos
'
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway oper.
'
expenses
operations
income—_
way
Net
1960—Month—1959
by an underwriting group headed
Gunn, Carey & Roulston, Inc.-
public
Wyoming Ry.—Earnings-
revenue—
oper.
Net revenue
$6,831,851
107,643
ry. oper.
income
1812.
oper.
ry.
—V.
Railway oper.
23,779,352
24,266,549
2,398,120
2,455,983
&
Period End. Oct. 31—
1960—Month—1959
1960—10 Months
$3,026,568 $3,250,296 $28,980,009 $30,611,205
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
Net
Colorado
Eastern Illinois RR.—Earnings—
&
Period End. Oct. 31—
Monday, December 5, 1960
.
.
$3,168,148
395,992
if*
H
Volume
192
-Number 6009
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
y.
.
(2221)
Corp.—Acquires—
Dorsey
See
Chattanooga Glass
1-
T
f
2016.
p.
Railway Oper,.; revenue—;
rev;' from
Net
$479,385
473,762
operating exps.
Railway
ry.
"Deficit.—V.
192,
"
11
'
/
'
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway oper. revenue—
of
Dr.
Net
$139,026
ry. pper.
from
rev.
"Deficit.—V.
ry.
$166,661
$5,623
op.
192, p.
$988,088
$85,531
:
1709.
'
"
equity
tures
and
SEI
.
of
99
West
registration statements with
tration
of
(1)
for
exchange
in
120,525
the SEC
shares
of
securities
the
Main
St.,
A
New
Britain,
Conn.,' filed '
1960, seeking regis-,
stock, to be offered
29,
common
assets
and
of
sale
public
Atherton
of
10c
through
The
Co.
&
share
of
group
a
principal
covered
underwriter
headed
will
at
A
at
shares
periodically to
The
company
purposes
operating,
The
a
related
Vice
in
100%
own
in
various
first
Mr.
With
Securities, and
The
the
company
SEC
(par
covering
$1)
will
at
price
a
underwritten
be
The
proceeds
Net income for
92
or
the
cents
to
by
to
are
Electric Bond
-
had
in
Ebasco
with
decrease
a
The
the
in
dividends
received
Inc.
from
offset
were
of
of
part
in
Foreign
Power's
plant
construction,
below
the
average
favorable.
to
of
is
dividend
•
Ebasco
Bond
r
determination, dividends paid in 1960
tion
dividend
as
under
income
United
regulations.
Net
value
of
$27.42
a
asset
952,600,
or
quarter
and
decline
price
10%
from
of
a
Foreign
assets, had
current
and
the
at
corresponding
,
outlook
short-term
and
stock
of
61%
value
12%;.
.
.
stocks
of
first
nine
1960
of
end
period
of
$143,-
was
the
second
1959.
The
to
months
of
1959,
income
from
activities
should
to
ciai
investment
from
offset
to
similar
of
Bond
far in
profits
add
and
The
new
prospects
by
the utility business
In
Construction
to
$88
owns
States
new
and
in
for
process
research
results
and
in
and
development
substantial
.
in
should, prove
a
valuable addition
offered to industry.
to
reporting
subsidiary,
its
on
shifting
the
good.
cast
for
The
to
the
Of
end
be
the
of
dollar
extent
turn
of
other
part
to industrial
year.
As
particular
of
by in¬
Foreign
reported,
largest
of
National
reactor will
existing
have
Inc.;
the
-
was
facility
has
an
Ebasco
Walter
has
joined
Kidde
electric
in-
will
has
in
power
On
Nov.
9,
Constructors,
Inc.,
addition
to
to
existing
repay
$27,339,352
20,590,920
22,909,827
$94,689
$240,982
$4,591,181
$4,429,525
*287,583
*174,609
404,724
142,249
1814.
&
Denver
31—;
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$2,147,799
1,853,975
1,615,776,
$293,824
$813,011
$4,442,129
*5j,146
193,928
621,738
$2,428,787
$20,605,139
$21,840,631
16,163,010
17,146,278
•
income
192,
$4,694,353
766,903
,
1709.
p.
Wesibury, N. Y. company has acquired the County Hardware
Appliances chain of five stores and warehousing thereby extending
operations into new geographic areas. The purchase was for
cash
and
The
Board
in
of
excess
had
stock.
announcement was made
Frost
Mr.
H"e
Chairman.
and
to
He
of
Nov.
on
said
that
Connecticut,
the
company's
$30,000,000.
sales
For
the
$24,613,040 and
28
expansion
in
predicted that
$10,000,000
in
the
fiscal
new
ended
year
located
West¬
in
tnan
more
volume
Jan.
of
$5,000,-
expected
1960,
31,
to
company
the
be
in
$504,706,
serve
County
retail sales in
192,
stores,
contribute
1961
earnings
Westchester
company
1962.—V.
by Gerald O. Kaye, Friendly
the
would
Kaye said that the acquisition will
Frost's
general
of
the
C.
corporate
Kenneth
Meinken, Jr.,
be
loan
a
added
to
outstanding
155,000
C.
Meinken, Sr., owns
Executive Vice-President,
Beneficial
price
Share
of
delphia,
Gold
the
as
and
that
of
core
Friendly
market.
Connecticut
alone
area
would
-
reach
797.
p.
for
"$559,479
$9,297,694
"288,181
1,648,149
1,756,981
filed
sale
registration
a
Trust " was
the
to
formed
public
to
at
a
the
acquire
penthouse office building in Phila¬
Ronald Altman, David Dolgenos, Gilbert
and
Israel.
under
$50,000
the
"A"
Interests
Beneficial Share
used
follows;
as
To
the
pay
purchase
contract, to reimburse the sponsors
advanced by them,
and
to pay
$57,000 to
deposit
all disbursements including title search and insurance,
legal,
accounting and engineering fees, printing, closing adjustments, record¬
ing fees, expenses incurred by the trustees in the issuance or sale
beneficial
of
interests,
miscellaneous
including selling commission,
if any, and other
such expenses are in excess of
paid by the sponsors individually. If
is less than $57,000, such difference will become
In
expenses.
the
$57,000,
such
the
total
expenses
the
property
of
the
Purchasers
of
beneficial
of
of
Beneficial
$74,250
of
the
Dolgenos,
next
$20,000
will
$94,250
be
as
and
of
Israel
Beneficial
of
such
distributed
will
profit
Subor¬
receive
in
of
excess
to
the
holders
of
class
"A"
Cer¬
to
the
holders
of
class
"B"
Cer¬
group,
pro
rata
Before
"A"
for
that
year
the
to
first
must
and
all
of
of
be
can
previous
Certificates
such
made
received
have
class
to
"B"
full
11%-
their
years.
Inc.—Appoints—
directors
to
Division,
value
par
distribution
any
holders
Vice-Presidencies
Kearfott
its
"B"
will
and
par,
Any
one-half
a
board
class
45
$1
profits.
one-half
General Precision
new
Certificates
"A"
class
receive
Interest,
annual
$36,202,254
The
receive
and
group.
class
distributions
Gold
out
will
value, and will receive the first
of
building
operation.
Messrs.
par
profits
group,
a
as
each
holders,
interests
$5,000
annual
Certificates
the
event
be
trust.
Interest,
out
the
will
excess
dinated
$8,386,492
165,996
are
for
defray
27,815,762
$730,121
The
City,
1960,, covering $675,000 class A
offered
proposes to offer 135 class
of $675,000 which
will be
due
the
29,
be
25-story
a
Trust—Proposes Offer'g
York
New
Nov.
to
trustees
George
total
a
balance
for
The
Pa.
Trust
Ave.,
on
unit.
per
Building,
and
The
Fifth
SEC
Interests
$5,000
Architects
in
1960—10 Month"—1959
ry. oper.
1813.
521
the
Altman,
purposes.
has
company
which
repay
of
trust,
statement-'With
indebtedness
32,825,399
Corp.,
and
of
the
company
marketing
expand
manufacturer
a
of
Nov.
on
and
created
28
customer
missile
space,
,
Kearfott
two
service
in
aircraft
and
189,
elected
1793.
p.
be
is
engaged
steel
repayed,
general
in
steel,
is
the
and
net
located
the
E.
38
St.,
*
■*
Los
will
be
used
for
loans
notes
and
working capital and
installation of
an
the
including
plants
and
control
located
General
1960—Month—1959
Federal
Other
$
$
$
12,687,069
131,330,086
112,467,077
109,474,220
2,784,320
2,121,950
18,863,009
18.969,255
93,438
199,271
"2,530,217
"445,134
Net
income
oper.
ry.
income
class
Rokeach
&
New
and
class
Sons,
York
B
and
missiles
192,
p,
of
Manager
for
systems
aircraft.
the
It
has
209.
1960—Month—1959
$2,476,505
/
1960—10 Months—1959
$2,202,534 $23,271,939 $20,969,697
1,301,710
14,263,864•'12,835,535
241,000
2,412,000
2,308,000
274,381
2,660,751
2,338,174
'" 1,383,491
343,000
operating income
charges
$500,071
$385,443
$3,935,324
$3,487,988
373,357
274,497
2,587,829
2,475,237
after
192,
The
1912.
p.
Trust
capital
Inc.—Appointment—
Co.
has
stock
of
been
the
offering
registrar
of
formerly
I.
Inc.
verted
24
Blackstone
Offering—
Cambridge,
Street,
Mass.,
filed
a
price
stock
by
and
underwriting
registration statement
like amount of common
a
underlying
the holders
6%
thereof
terms
convertible
(a
limited
are
to
be
supplied
by
also includes 60,000 warrants
shares, and 30,000 shares of
notes
group,
be
con¬
including Globus,
Inc.,
which
are
to
management officials and employees of the underwriters, a brokerdealer, and wives of two other broker-dealers).
Such securities may
be
Fairmont Foods Co.—Merger Approved—
of
The
purchase
common
appointed
corporation,
Laboratories, Inc.—Files
company,
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 29, 1960, covering 150,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale through a group
of underwriters headed by Globus, Inc. and Ross, Lyon & Co., Jnc. The
to
Form Industries,
Bank
A
and
249,943
amendment.
Exquisite
Ferraro
Mr.
taxes—
public
Chemical
vehicles,
Jersey.—V.
taxes
operating
Geochron
"Deficit.
the
and
components
Telephone Co. of Indiana, Inc.—Earnings—
128,443,475
10,565,119
$
ry. oper.
space
of
1960—10 Months—1959
16,368,162
from
of
New
Opei-ating expenses—l--
—V.
13,583,842
rev.
in
Branch
Branch.
producer
Period End. Oct. 31—
Net
Company—Earnings—
revenue—
Net
Parts
2017.
p.
Railroad
Railway operating exps.
oper.
and
leading
a
Operating revenues_____
;7 :
outstanding bank
purposes,
192,
<•
is
navigation
distributing and processing strip steel,
manufacturing round
and
square
balance
mill.—V.
2332
at
Marketing
Services
Kearfott
10
S.
and
Kearfott's
of
ager
Customer
and
proceeds,
Winton
—Marketing
tubing.
corporate
tube
which
company
President,
Fred D. Herbert, Jr. announced that the board
Srrtith of Upper Montclair, N. J.,
as vice-president
Eugene T. Ferraro of Glen Rock, N. J,, as vicepresident—Customer Services. Mr. Smith was formerly General Man¬
Ltd.—Acquisition Completed—
above.—V.
treating
Fairmont
a
Foods
with
merger
Share acquired
expanding
construction services offered to,
and Share subsidiaries.—V. 192,
all
the
industrial
p. 1491./
the stock of Walter Kidde
scope of
and other
engineering and
clients by Bond
*
Companv
Abbotts
sold
privately
holders
s^khol-^rs
Dairies,
came
at
office
- overwhelmingly
Philadelphia, Pa.
The
Inc.,
approved
approval
iiL Omaha, on Nov. 28.
Under
monL
special
a
terms
,.Of
the
stockholders'., meeting*
off the
or
publicly
in
the
over-the-counter
market
by
the
thereof.
Fairmont's
at
general
stockholders
Abbotts'
Abbotts* becomes
shares, voted,/ 99.3%
The
50%.
>
move,
shares
in
Fairmont,
$100 million
Under
met
were
effect,
with
terms
of
voted
for
increases
the
18
Nov.
on
operati'ms
annual rate.
company was organized in Delaware in 1960 to operate a com¬
mercial geological laboratory, and is in the process of establishing a
geochronology laboratory in Cambridge.
Initially, the company pro¬
to furnish on a commercial basis determinations of the age <n
of rock and mineral samples by potassium-argon isotope analy¬
sis.
The net proceeds from the sale of new stock and,>from jthe privatesales of securities, estimated at $147,250, will be used to complete ths
poses
years
merger,
Fairmont
heiu-
a
division
favored
the
T'air-
of
merger.,
-.
'
outstanding
$25,182,101
2,167,962
The
talents in , its field—Vandeburg-Linkletter
programming of/shows- and .special . .events;
planning and design; and Kidde in design and
and
In
$42,123,093
Calif.,
Railway
with
'thereby
Co.
1,570,276
Period End. Oct. 31—
level
'
Bond
1960—10 Months—1959
$2,408,944
*
retail
Net
heat.
recognized
.
used
1960—Month—1959
Erie-Lackawanna
The
The
planning,
facilities
construction.,
saie through
public
&
covering
$1,010,797
welded
additional
Constructors,
conceptual
Ebasco
for
Harrison
1960,
2,660,433
PROCEEDS—Of
„
organization
,,
offered
28,
Epps Industries, Inc.—Common Stock Sold—California
pickling
Vandeburg-Linkletter Associates, Inc., andInc., the latest addition to the Bond and
Share-'family; • to form a group known as V-E-K Associates, to provide
services for Exhibitors at the 1964-65 New York World's Fair.
Each
;
be
by
Nov.
on
filed
$3,390,554
Bendix
Angeles,
the recent an¬
operating
497.
p.
Ry.—Earnings$1,928,663
operations..-^.
tificates,
192, p.
192,
Gateside-Architects Building
Pa.
income—_
oper.
'
■
expenses
oper.
The
Philadelphia,
exps.
BUSINESS—The
company
Reactor Testing
Station in Idaho.
capacity of 250,000 kilowatts of heat.
testing
nuclear
175,000 kilowatts of
a
Lane,
SEC
to
be
for
Kenneth
revenue__
regulatory
The
Offering—
Investors, Los Angeles, Calif., publicly offered on Nov.
30, 100,000 shares of the company's $1 par common stock
at $3 per share.
by the Atomic Energy Commission that a contract is being
Ebasco for performance of complete architect-engineer¬
in connection with an advanced test reactor planned for
the. Commission's
proposed
Relay
Foreign
and commer-
a
the company
used
Elliott-Automation
negotiated with
ing services
ry.
See
countries
requirements for power plant construction are fore¬
greater in the '60s than in the '50s. The outlook
Consulting Division is also favorable.
importance,
will
indebtedness,
and
50%
over
in
shares.
from
rev.
other
Services
stock,
stock,
than -80%
instruments.
Management
nouncement
shares
♦Deficit.—V.
result of a slowing down in utility
plant construction, contracts received in both 1959 and 1960 are below
the average of the past ten years and earnings are less than the annual
dividend of $2,500,000 paid for the last eight years. To be conservative,
the dividend rate was brought in line with reasonably expectable earn¬
ings for the near future.
The long-term outlook for Ebasco remains
at
and
to
common
25,000
Net
stated that Ebasco's backlog of contracts at the end of September was
10%
higher than, and its construction backlog about the same level
as,
capital
operating
and
Ebasco
five
acquired
in
Division
acquired
Meinken, Sr., President; and $25,000 to
Richard, his sister; and the balance will
oper.
Net
processes
In
the
headed
$66,300
the
under
of
/;■'%
with
common
Railway
N. J. The process
operating costs.
This
Chemico's increasing range of
capital
divisions,
space
Avionics
C.
center at New Brunswick,
savings
and
of
Railway
production of alum, an important chemical in
water treating, has been perfected at Chemico's
the
production
paper
of
shareholders
revenue..
oper.
ry.
its
.
missile
seven
1956,
the
approval
1960—Month—1959
192, p.
Deficit.—V.
and
1960.
in
oper.
tificates,
are
nine
on
Elgin, Joliet & Eastern Ry.—Earnings—
currently working on 18 projects in the United
other countries throughout the world.
A significant
engineers
has
outstanding
Friendly Fros-t Inc.—Acquires—
30,
com¬
orders
.
Connecticut:
E, .Mermaid
1200
Period End. Oct. 31—
continues to expand.
Con¬
siderable growth is indicated in Japan and other countries in the Far
East and ihere is increasing interest in Chemico's processes in Europe.
Chemico
of
underwriters
M.
of
130,000
million
business
Corp.'s
Sept.
the
Inc., below,—V,
ry. oper.
inte¬
Laboratories
*
statement
addition
shares
busiiicssGs
Chemical
*
company
of
in
unshipped
aircraft,
now
in
and
to
the
towards
the
registration
of not less
*
"' 1,833,974
Worth
way
Net
ray
working
Share's
and
together with net
sub3tantial
a
Mexico.
and
it
two
992.
p.
oscilloscopes;
Helen
;
and
Chile
stability
improve
Power's
been
had
Mexico
in
of
Kenneth
unaudited
creased
1950,
for
Net revenue from rail¬
1,
begin
tube
three
Power's
in
and
for
looking
Fund
to
*
holders
Accident
income™
oper.
Railway
Railway
of
now
the
as
highest
.
Oct.
production of high resolution magnetic tubes and cathode
storage tubes; $50,000 will be used in the
oscilloscope division,
and applied toward the
purchase of equipment and components for the
development of new specialized types of multi-channel cathode
corporate net income of Foreign Power for
quarters of i960 was 75 cents a share as compared to
84 cents a share for the same period in 1959.
It was pointed out that
the loss of income from Cuba, amounting to $5,628,000 for the first
Preliminary
the
actuators
by
exps.
from
rev.
ry.
current
the
to
since the start of the investment
program in 1954 was $43 million, 32% above cost.
In addition, $5,300,000 has been realized in gains from sales of portfolio securities since
so
is
pattern,
the
a
ray
amounted
has been realized
which
$4,600,000 in
increase of 110%?.
Technicraft
192,
shares
group
acquired
1954, of which $1,300,000
is
prod¬
Corp.—Buys Interest-
revenue.,
Period End. Oct.
result
of
as
as
.
for
■'
*
.
.
and
corporation
total net assets.
Holdings of Foreign Power
to 18%
of assets and the investment in Es¬
amounted
cambia Chemical to
investments,
profit
this
oper.
Fort
and
Bur¬
H.
the
of
that
that
totalling $9,700,000
that
Systems
acquired in
Electrical Engineering
and
maximum
"
segment
out
with
an
and
California
registration
to
' '.
.
|
largest
Net
shares
utility
1960 being
caused mainly by the drop in the market
common stock as a result of developments in
the
orders
subject
901.
p.
Motors,
Railway operating
during
sales
$6,O0o for expenses, the company has agreed to sell
underwriters, for $500, transferable warrants to purchase 10,000
of common stock at the
public offering price. The public offer¬
ing price and underwriting terms are to be supplied
by amendment.
The company designs, manufactures and sells single gun and
multiple
gun
cathode ray tubes, single channel and
multiple channel cathode
ray
tube oscilloscopes, and associated electronic
devices, for use in
the
aircraft, missile, ballistic and other industries requiring testing
of
electronic data, including the medical field.
Of the net
proceeds
from the stock
sale, $100,000 will be used to acquire equipment and
to
in
•
30,
the
at
traditional
Radiating
100,000
income
.17"
Sept.
than
year,
Reorganized
a
Ebasco dividend
.'
value at Sept. 30 of $63 million which,
a
assets
Market
less
in
William
half
second
basis, and
development program,
compares
last
the
pointed
191,
"Deficit.—V.
development
decline
a
Angeles,
profitable
announced
motors
and
I960.—V.
a
was
portfolio,
represented
common
3%
7
securities
stock
common
than
ago
Power
,.r
The
the
share,
less
year
Cuba.
date
1958,
The
in
not subject to taxa¬
tax
law
and
are
•>
and
in
He
Standard
Period End. Oct. 31—
.
.
and
'
States
•7'.J7*
•/
Los
of
sales
50%.
a
of unshipped
and
Morse
Railway
V
and
caused
year
Co.
Dairies'
1814.
p.
Fireman's
be
acceptance
Florida East Coast
sales
in
The
tentative
.
Manufacturing Corp., Systems
(Thomaston,
Conn.),
ail
acquired in 1959 and Electric Specialty Co. (Stamford, Conn.) acquired
income from
of Escambia
long-term
:
■
see
000
1955,
for
attributable
was
1959
The
that
by
on
company's
executive
same
in
increase
slowing down
both
fiscal
Specialty
increase
history
vehicles.
paid a third quarter dividend of 30 cents a share
bringing dividends for the first nine months to 90 cents
company is advised by counsel that, on the basis of a
29,
share.
a
contracts received in
the past ten years.
current
estimated
the
Laboratories
share,
a
50%
the
in
the
will
backlog
The
Southern
Share
and
Sept.
on
rate
..
research
by
<
would
Florida Capital
'
for
made
1933,
of
County
Foreign Power Co,
a
-
a
'
expenditures
of
shares
authorities.—V.
federally
for
Electronic Tube Corp.—Files
increased
on
notes
' ■
The reduction
due principally
was
largest
line
a
Electronic
a
quarter
year.
Abbotts
of
names
192,
*
companies, with assets in excess of
Rawco,. ESI's total
investment
$1,500,000 since its public offering
nearly
of
chester
•
.
&
by
~
earnings from Cuba.
third
18.
deben¬
the
according to the
19%,
American
in
Corp..,.1.
reduction
loss
the
offering
$4,837,610,
was
$1.14
or
Nov.
on
dividends, from Chemical Construction Corp.,
short-term
securities, and
interest received
Chemical
The
Sept. 30, 1960
convertible
of
offer
Accident
Act
ponents
stock
common
amendment.
$5,968,459,
of
,
nation's
.
Share Co.—Net Down—News—
months ending
of
exchange
Standard
Company sales, Mr. Burgess observed, have increased at an average
of
50%
during the past 10 years from $173,000 in 1950 to
$11,001,827 in the fiscal year ended March, 31,
1960. The company
designs
and
makes
specialized
electronic
controls,
microwave
com¬
With
Blair & Co., Inc.; Chicago, 111.' ; '.V
' ••''N
to selling stockholders.—V. 190, p. 869.
compared
Services
of
of
rate
notification
of
shares
of
by
financial statements released
Decreases
letter
a
number
supplied
corresponding period of 1959,
company's
and
filed
1960,
be
nine
the
Files
—
half
into
a
1960.
go
&
share,
a
21,
undetermined
an
Conn.
form
the
brand
two
investment. in
switches
high
year
grated
Exchange Commission—
Nov.
on
Branford,
investment
the
reached
this
Burgess
fiscal
the
Co.,
the
of
one
in
F.
Securities
,
as
made
personnel.—V.
companies have authorized negotiation
exchange of stock of Fireman's Fund
capital stock of Standard Accident.
acquisition of a poten-'
Instruments, Inc. ESI's total
Rawco
$440,000; is- in
operations were again
the intensive research
.
outstanding
Manufacturing
of
in
be
possible
7
.
pany's
Echlin
the
its
direction
7'
President, has reported.
«
..
Sales of $5,079,000 and profits of $7,000 or .01 per share for the
first half ending Sept. 30, 1930
compared with sales of $5,554,000 and
earnings of $265,000 or .49 per share last year.
November,- 1960, for the
locations.
'
gess,
40,200 shares of class B stock, of
Glass, President, owns 15,580 shares; Saul Lebow,.
owns
11,560 shares, and management officials as a
of such shares.
'
'
*
:
'
L.
President,
group
facilities
has
company
Bernard
which
Delaware
65%
manufactures
earnings
of making the proposed acquisitions and of establishing and
directly or through subsidiaries, modern tenpin bowling
and
centers
the
price
organized in
the
-
the
announced
stock.
business
has
Unusually
Irving
was
"
Mich,
Tele¬
for
Park
under
Electronic Specialty Co.—Net Down—
thereby
initial
an
$7.50.
Research
are
1004.
p.
will
Abbotts'
Crafts, President of Fireman's Fund Insurance Co., and
K. Kirk, President of Standard Accident Insurance
Co., Detroit,
jointly announced on Nov. 28 tuat the boards of directors of
Lester
said.
"enables
Net
price
a
191,
.
Schirmer,
by
purchase
Whittaker,
of
micro-miniature
dc-ac
choppers,
modulating, demodulating and switch¬
ing dc or ac information. The choppers are used in electrical
equip¬
ment
for
data
handling,*1 missile guidance, detections and countermeasures.—V. 192, p. 2121.. —
j,; j '
w
.*
7.
,
National
underwriters
il
registered
With
27
Rawco
certain options to purchase 20,000
of $6 per share, which will increase
H. Gale will receive 2,000 class A shares
as
a
finder's
fee
(the
price to
be
supplied
by amendment).- The
public offering price and underwriting terms of the 150,000 shares
are
to be supplied by amendment.
class
per
small
Oct.
on
of
nearly
electro-mechanical
Bowling Corp.,'..
Meadow Lanes Realty Co.,
and Meadow Lanes, Inc., all Connecticut
corporations, in connection with its proposed acquisition of such com¬
panies, and (2) 150,000 shares of class A common stock, to be offered
for
of
commitment
Dec*
on
common
$14,000,000.
Nov.
on
class
Critchfield."—V.
excess
recently
licensed
corporation,
L.
in
commitment
$972,549"
/
; Eastern Bowling Corp.—Registers—
The
to
in
Fireman's Fund Insurance
Co.—Proposed Merger—
An
$1,155,120
$967,953
;
.
Charles
Electro-Science,
tial
from
rev.
according
Electro-Science Investors, Inc.—Buys Interest—
•",
'
Net
facility,"
...
change
nor
James
company's
*
,
operating exps.
this
computing to utilize its
established * site
in
growing corporate research programs which
1960—Month—1959
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$472,000
$474,000 .$4,667,000 - $4,901,000"
332,974
307,339 ■' 3,678,912
3,745,880
,
Railway
& Development division.
it
will
be
utilized
to
expand
the
fields of materials and structures, Whittaker
the
"Obtaining
Duluth, Winnipeg & Pacific Ry.—Earnings—(
No
ucts
Research
modification,
in
one
share of Fairmont common stock, plus one-tenth
5%
junior preferred stock of $50 par value for
approximately 600,000 shares of Abbotts* common stock
the
outstanding.
Whittaker,
facility is 43,000 square feet on approximately
Diego's Research Park
It' is
immediately adjacent
San
Narmco's
■
R.
of
of
Fairmont
new
a
each
acquired
in
After
studies
of
Instruments,
by
Jonathan Edwards - and Wm.
presidents
of
the
two
corporations.
newly
acres
to
$967,953
• $972 549'
380,1401 V" 461,291
'.V '
V
The
eight-tenths
•
wholly-owned subsidiary of Telecomputing
Ine.'s research facility, it was
a
Electro
announced
respective
.
4,912,642;
>
Industries,' Inc.*,
purchased
jointly
-
$5,885,191
4,837,866
<
•
1813.
p.
$5,805,819
460,449
$85,531*
"71,696 V \* 16,739
income™ *.
Net ,ry.' opeu.
Corp.,
1960—10 Mos.^-1959
$545,980
$5,623'
op.
*
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
.
Narmbo
!.
•
■
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic
Period End.*Oct. 31—
Electro Instruments, Inc.—Sells Facilities—
%
192,
.i
.
,
-
Co.,'- above.—V.
»'
■;
••
5
Abbotts'
merger,
the
and
v
24
than
merger.
Fairmont's
in
more
'
sales
states,
has
sales will exceed
Abootts'
97%'
of
volume
by
sales
above
•
all
■
will
In
some
$50 million in
stockholders
acquisition, assembly and installation of its apparatus and for working
capital.
..
..
,
the
1960.
receive
addition
70,000
shares
Harold
S.
Marc
W.
to
of
certain
Altman,
a
indebtedness,
the
company
has
outstanding
stock, of which Robert J.1 Lemer, President,
Richard O. Freedman, Vice-Prf sidents, an I
director, own 17,500 shares each.
common
Krueger
and
6
The Commercial and, Financial Chronicle
(2222)
.
York,
Georgia & Florida RR.-—Earnings—
OctJ 31—
Period End.
Railway
expenses
oper.
filed
$49,573
•
Deficit.—V.
192,
*440,295
for
corporate
purposes.
improved technique of bulk cafgo movement, 20-foot "Flying
Cargo Vans" designed for transfer from truck-trailer wheels to rail
fla tear
to ship
to shore or dock by big helicopters,
was disclosed
on
Nov. 22
by the company.
Robert
A.
Hitch,
engineering vice-president, said that this
de¬
;
.
900 Union Commerce Building, Cleveland, Ohio,
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 25, 1960, covering
a
shares
of
stock,
common
to
offered
be
velopment
standardized cargo containers to
many
employees
eligible
to
commercial, where lack of heavyprevious attempts to move large
would extend the use of
applications, both military and
duty handling equipment had blocked
volumes of containerized cargo.
Goliad Corp.—Joint Venture—
Railway operating exps.
$6,353,416
5,634,450
$6,688,908
6,080,776
$24,069
$718,966
$608,132
69,735
,
revenue.
oper.
Net
1,194
394,914
.■
Chase
for
Manhattan
Bank
Grand Trunk Western.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Georgia Southern & Florida Ry.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
$792,060
549,361
Net
Net
from ry. oper.
rev.
income—_
oper.
ry.
.'•Deficit.—V.
192,
$868,041
560,654
$7,372,666
5,689,710
$8,549,677
5,638,252
$242,699
58,538
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
$307,387
$1,682,956
58,435
>281,108
$2,911,425
573,227
Net
Net
Offered—White, Weld &
'
PROCEEDS—Net
common
for
cost
be used
the
of
—V.
;
balance
as
whole
proceeds
a
the
of
to
will
be
added
with
company,
the eight months
EARNINGS—For
in
headquarters
Aug.. 31, 1960, the
earnings of $2,691,201.
to
UNDERWRITING—The
White,
representative.
Weld
&
following numbers
the
their
Co.,
Inc.,
have severally agreed to
of shares of common stock,:
below,
named
A.
Allyn & Co.. Inc—^
Secur.ties Corp._
Co..
&
Inc.
Ball,
Barth
J.
Co.
Blair
&
&
Blunt
Ellis
Blyth
&
Simmons
&
14,000
Lee
Lehman
8,000
14,000
Lester, Ryons & Co
Lubetkin,
Regan
&
inc.
—
Brown
—
Maniey,
Ken-
—
Bennett
Mason-Hagan,
3,300
—
E.
A.
2,700
—.—
6,000
_
Irving Lundborg &
Mackall & Coe—
4,400
——
Brooke & Co._—
14,000
Higginson Corp
Brothers-—2
nedy
Inc.—2— 14,000
3,300
Sullivan & Co.,
Co—
&
Bosworth,
Alex.
Lazard Preres & Co.—
Co..
Boettcher
14,000
W. C. Langley & Co
4,400
—
*
2,700
Co.
&
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
4,400
Co
3,300
4,400
4,400
Burnham
4,400
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Penner
& Smith Inc.—— 14,000
3,300
Merrill, Turben & Co., Inc.
Mitchum, Jones & Temple-
3,300
P.
Co
&
H.
M.
McKelvy
2,700
Inc.
Byllesby
&
Co.
*
(Inc.)
Chace,
——
—
Whiteside
&
Clark,
Dodge
Co.,
&
Julien
Collins
Crowell,
/
Pacific Northwest Co
Paine, Webber, Jackson
Co.—3,300
&
Co..
4,400
Curtis
Inc,_—
3-300
& Co.—
Merie-Smith——
2.7Q0
&
5,000
R. W.
Dittmar
&
Dominick
&
Co., Inc.-.
4,400
Dominick
Carrison,
The
duPont
5,000
Eastman
Co.
Co.—
&
Eberstadt
&
...—
Sons—
Equitable Securities Corp—
6,000
Estabrook
6,000
Ferris
&
&
Fridley
Co.—
Co
Garrett
Glcre
Rowles,
Forgan
Schneider,
2,700
2,700
14,000
14,000
Co
Net
Gulf
The
-
Co
$7,000,000
3,300
Smith, Barney & Co.. Inc.- 14,000
construction
Harriman
Ripley
&
Stone
Heller
,
&
Jack
&
&
Inc.
Inc"
and
2,700
Watling, Lerchen St Co
Wertheim & Co.
J. C. Wheat & Co.——
4,400
Wlnslow,
Cohu
St
4,400
_
2,700
St
Weeks
8,000
Dean
2 700
3,300
Woodard-Elwood St Co
4,400
Yarnall,
Labouisse,
Inc,
8 000
Stetson
Inc
Weil,
shovels
2 700
—
I_ "I
Witter & Co
Harold E.
E.
F.
—V.
Hutton
192,
p.
Co
&
Wood
&
&
Co.J——
Biddle
&
to
be
corporation on
SEC covering
offered
at
$2
Nov.
25,
1960
filed
149,890 shares of
per
share,
letter
a
capital
through
S.
D.
stock
be
firm
sale
will
31,
be
/
,'
the
•
at
First
York, ,N. Y.—V.
National
190, p.
ry.
3.300
notification
(par 25 cents)
Fuller & Co., New
is
in
an
ordnance
and
located
active
Net
Net
by the company
1961,-issued to provide
**".
V-'
i960—-Mohth—1959
v
'
.
'
•
i960—10 Mos —1959
oper.
expenses
17,328,699
$ tT>'
'
^
''
?
operations___^
6,322,886
-
income-™
oper.
.7,025,217
2,520,982
2,097,796
1913.
/
' '
J''
'*
^
t>
.41,004,607
47,534,356
10,893,020
15,654,671
" '
■
$
»
24,911,403 217,291,817 225,371,294'
17,886,186 176,287,210 177,836,938;
■
has
the
rev.
ry.
;' "
'.
t
.»
1960—Mrinth—1959'
$879,761
;./• -r:»-■
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$866,389
659,736
,
■
,
709,477
$8,915,736
7,517,857
$7,974,240;
6,457,541
$220,025
ry. oper.
income—_
192,
1815.
p.
53,193
-
.
$156,912
$1,516,699
8,233
.;
'
f ;
$1,397,879
118,798
•
/
•12,326
'
r
;/
of New
York,
of Copper Cliff, Ontario, Can., filed a registration
w.ith the SEc on Nov. 28, I9t>0, coveririg 674,417 comjmon
to. be offerep pursuant to. options-, gran ted .or to be - granted
to employees of the company and its subsidiaries
uhdfir the company's
Key Employees Stock Option Plan.—V. 191. p. 797.
.
company
Shares
.
Kaiser Industries Corp; (& Sub3.)—Net Down—
Kaiser
13
or
cents
the
on
Nov.
The
Arsenal,
Milan,
.
consolidated
common
with
period
same
a
for
snare
year
decline
Kaiser
in
1960
Steel
.
,
the
subsidiary;
The
and
volumes
volumes
volumes
for
of
resulted
Presiderit,
reflects
'
elimination
the
stock;
common
30,
share
reported
.
lower
profits
of
of
the
incurred
in
the
losses
Willys
to
1960s
year.
a
the
year
first
ago.
nine'
months
However,
rising
costs.
designed
which
In some
had
Joint
The
to take
did
ndt
cases,
risen
of
these
major
of
care
expansion
the
materialize
such
as
in
the
the
of
recent
eomiietitive market
/
r
even
.
VentureCorp.,
below.—V,
192,
p.
499,
years
anticipated- this
proportions
*
sales
of the
increased demands
Willys Motors, price increases were
on- account' of *he
-
added'expense
production this year and
programs,
greatly
appreciably.-
TelePrompter
a
compared" well
1960
,
See
also
Inc.;
and divisions
favorable. I960
generally in lower profits due to
held, until recently
costs
Motors;
/
of. expanded facilities not fully required for
'
Harvey Aluminum is a completely integrated, producer of aluminum,
titanium, and zirconium, from primary, metal through mill products;
—V. 192, p. 597.
Kaiser,
Sept.
common
Kaiser noted that for the various Kaiser companies
sales
With
Were
Tenn.
ended
per
.
earnings
Corp.
moriths
cents
engineering and construction business of Henry J. Kaiser Co., a-wholly-
Mr.
Broadway,
46
.
sharp
on
nine
or
Edgar F.
ago,
:
net/ earnings, were : $4 342,000
the
$11,802,000
17.
dividend
owned
25,000 acre site 85 miles northeast of Memphis,'
status, engaged in the assembly
and loading of
*
per
Corp.
compared
as
for
'
Industries
wholly-owned subsidiary.
2
Stock Flan
statement
:•
been dealer for P&H con¬
northern half of Minnesota
..
Milan
from
oper.
The
.
has been appointed dealer
equipment-'•manufactured by Har¬
•
"
International Nickel Co. of Canada—Files
the
(Inc.)—New Contract—
components.
.
23,651,585
•Deficit.—V.
a
ammunition
'
31—;
i
.-
expenses
Period End. Oct ■ 31—
350,000
used
be
City Bank
at
company
used
2241,
maintenance
on
*
Illinois Terminal RR.—Earnings—
/
-V
The company has been awarded a $2,210,449 contract by-the- Departmentf of
the. Army,
Ordnance
Corps,
for
continued
management,
arsenal,
>*
^
oper.
192, p.
due
Harvey Aluminum
affairs.
company,;
regis¬
"Phillippi Equipment Co. of Duluth."—V. 192, p. 7.
The
i
way
1960,
years
in its
Net revenue from rail-
Minneapolis
also
equipment in
mining
name
*
'
Net
competitive
at
-
a
Minnesota.
several
interest
an
under¬
the
.Illinois .Central RR.—Earnings—
which
to
will
mining
Milwaukee.
offering price less
warrants
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
firm, under President S. J. Phillippi,'will handle the;
of P&H crawler
and
rubber-tired
power
cranes
and
12V2-ton Model 105B-TC "Miti-Mite"
through the
for
and
Period End; Oct.
rl
the
and
made
New
2,700
Co.
of
.
*
14 000
1610.
hi
public
'
capacity Model 1015.
production,
The
of
public
the
.
•
The corporation has called for redemption on, Jan. 1, next through
operation of the sinking fund, $29,400 of its 4J/2% debt adjustment
bonds, due Jan. 1, 1970 at 100% plus accrued Interest. Payment „wlll
2!700
Co
Geotechnics & Resources, Inc., New York, N. Y.—Files
With Securities and Exchange Commission—
with
Texas, filed
1960, covering
29,
Dec.
and
at
company,
.
Harpen Mining Corp.—Partial Redemption—
.
Frledrlchs
line
from
110-ton
6,000
Co
Phillippi
complete
2,700
Grimm
Co.
1
proceeds received
2,700
-
Walker &
balance
units
in
20,000 shares of common stock
(2)
by the company from its sale of the units of
will be used to retire bank" borrowings" which
were
used to pay for leasehold improvements at the
company's new
Blodmfield, N. J., plant, and to purchase! additional machinery arid'
equipmerit. during the next 12 months, and the balance will be added
to working capital.
The company is engaged in the busiriess of design¬
ing, manufacturing and selling, ball valves.
..
% ;;
: 'v
/The selling stockholders are Bernard L. Moss, President and Treas¬
urer,
who proposes to sell 13;400 shares of his holdirigs of )27,000
shares (45.1% ) and Harrison J. Britton, Vice-President and Secretary,
who proposes to sell 6,600 shares, of his
holdings of 44,200 shares
(15.7%).—V.'190, p. 2449.
v-/ ,"//:'/■/•/
'
general sales manager- for: Harnischfeger's 'con-'
mining division, said the new dealership will cover the
of
by the
debentures
B
Catalane,
half
under
Co.—
H.
F,
2,700
Joseph Walker & Sons
&
Equipment
southern
The
G.
Fay,
HomblQwer
Howard,
Durst,
Net
it
is
estimated
that
date >of
sale of
the
td carry
forward the
and for other corporate phimoses—V.192(i'p. 6.
the
construction
struction
6,000
Meyer
Hogle
&
for
sale
of
prior
outstanding
program
struction
L.
3,300
8,000
Hooker
R.
—
2,700
A.
&
P&H
5 000
Wagenseller
Hemphill. Noyes & Co
J.
Anthony
4'400
5,000
Day
Hill,
Phillippi
The
14,000
I
Co., Inc
Spencer Trask & Co
Tucker,
,
be
and
to Jan. 1, 1971, the debentures
consisting of a $1,000 debenture
of the com-,
prior
company
offered
and
who.have indicated
5,000
Co.——
&
D riington
;
Co
&
2,700
Co.,
&
Corp,
Stroud
14,000
& Co—
Haupt
Havtfen,
Smithers
3,300
Inc.
Ira
S.
Nov.
on
offered
stock
the
be
writing discount, to directors, officers, and employees of the
relatives of such persons, and cisther persons known to the
'
.>
Harnischfeger Corp.—Appoints Dealer—
Stone & Webster Securities
3,300
Inc
will
stock,
common
nischfeger Corp. of
6,000
Co.,
proceeds from the
6,000
Singer, Deane & Scrlbner..
SEC
Secondary—
underwriters.
Railway
Railway
Stock—
Beaumont,
Ave.,
be
to
.
used
be
The registration statement also, covers an additional $200,680 princi-.
amount of debentures, with warrants attached, which are being;
ofiered
" 4,525,913
>
.
-'•'*«'
6,000
Co
4,400
&
net
the
stock
Shields
Hallgar en & Co
Hallowell, Sulzberger, Jenks
Hanrahan
The
\
"
.
3,306,091
Co.—Files Common
Liberty
with
common
Shearson, Hammill & Co.—
Granbery, Marache & Co.Haile & Stieglitz-^—l
Co
statement
of
285
for
&
the
and
•v
1960—10 Months—1959
631,-492
,
4,400
F.
&
518,223
of
■
to
$1,926,063 $13,237,884 $15,911,235
$1,765,374
company,
notification
of
The public offering price of the debentures and warrants
be offered by the company,
the terms of the warrants, and the
underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendmentU/The public
offering price of the common stock being offered by the selling stock¬
holders will be a fixed
price determined by the selling ' stockholders
5,102,463; 50.794,592 ' 52,393,299
States Utilities
letter'
a
of common stock (par one
through' juioyd Securities, New
""1 '
for general corporate purposes.
pal
5,070,327
ry. oper.
filed
1960
shares
share,
per
common
?
,
21,
150,000
$2
at
to
$7,028,526 $64,032-426 $68,-304,531
to
pay
off short-terra notes due
funds
for
construction
purposes,
3,300
&
-
191,
underwriters.
.
$6,835,701
1710.
p.
to
warrant,
^
1960—Month—1959
stock.—V.
A
to be sold by certain stockholders. Paine, Webber, Jack¬
Curtis and Tucker, Anthony & R, L. Day are listed as principal
&
son
become
units,, each of" the
..
income___
oper.
192,
2,700
4,400
Kirkland
ry.
—V.
Of
stock
warrants
one
—V.
2,700
;
class
of
class
pany proposed
outstanding
-
its
of
company,
and
which>will
.recapitalization
a
-has
26,00(1 shares
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR.—Earnings-^-
Net rev. from
Hick-
&
Inc.—
man.
Sons—
Co
&
&
Bernet
Co., Inc.
Co
&
Winston
Russ & Co., Inc
.
Schwabacher
Goldman, Sachs & Co.;
Goodbody
6,000
2,700
&
2,700
4,400
3,300
&_Frederking
Fusz-Schraelzle &
Robert
—
—
L. P.
3,300
Edwards &
4,400
Renshaw
company
and
covering
.
and
-i
'■
Period End. Oct. 31—
2,700
Rothschild & Co
to
the
stock
common
each/
Exchange Commission—
Nov.
on
offered
be
common
of
aggregate
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
5,000
Humphrey
-
indebtedness,
A
Pursuant
shares.
3,300
Rotan, Mosle & Co.
8,000
A. G.
Robinson
Inc
Rodman &
14,000
Co
14,000
Co.,
D'llon. Union Se-
curities
F.
&
an
bidding.
8,000
receive
1,730,000. shares.
Leonard, Rosen, Board
Chairman
and
President,-and Julius J. Rosed; Vice President ,own.,
644,338 shares each, and management officials as a group own 1,357,950
tration
Co.——„
class
for
of 5 Lawrence Street, Blodmfield, N. J., filed a regis¬
tration statement with the SEC on Nov. 25, 1960, covering (1) $1,000,000
of debentures, due Jan.
1, 1971, and warrants to purchase shares of
to
.
or
shares
DTexel
I.
&
Co
certain
to
shares
20
and
Hydromatics, Inc.—Files Offering and
about $2;2§0,000,
partial payment of a
amount
to
effective prior to the delivery of ariy of the new
outstanding, shares of capital stock will hecome 34.6 shares of
stock
4,400
Roberts
expected
shares of
common
stock.
6,000
C.
will
SEC
N. Y.
"
proceeds are
The
.
addition
2,700
Norman
underwriters
exchange
in
"
the pro¬
of which will be used to make
mortgage
note and
the balance will be exchanged for 256;200 • shares of the
company's common stock; $300,000 on the construction of fan- interim
water and sewage disposal plant to serve a section .of certain property;
$300,000 toward the construction of an 18-hole golf course estimated to '
cost $325,000; and the balance for general- corporate purposes.
*•"
Riter
2,700
Francis
3,300
Co.,
The
corporation
The
29,
multiple
bank-
a
Pyne, Kendall & Hollister_
Reynolds & Co., Inc
&
stock.
common
Corp.,
Manhattan
&
Securities and
the
to
debentures,
ceeds
5,000
Pressprich & Co
Draper, Sears & Co
&
to
ness
-
3,300
— „
of
Nov.
bonds
of
York,
81st St.,
on
United States District Court for the
dated June 29, I960, in proceedings
the
York
New
Hudson
new
cent)
is the development of large tracts
a planned community in which it offers for
dwelling sites and commercial and industrial
lots.* Through
its subsidiary,
Gulf Development
and Utilities,
the
company is also engaged in the construction of houses at" Cape Coral,
Fla., and through wholly-owned subsidiaries is engaged in the clear¬
ing and draining of land, the construction of roads and waterways,
the operation of a motel and restaurant, and local real "estate broker¬
age operations in
the Cape Coral development.
Of the net proceeds
from the sale of the units, $600,000 will be used to reduce. indebted¬
Wulbern,
——
Offering—
company's principal business
homesites,
8,000
Inc.
With
unimproved land into
2,700
Inc.—/
Co.,
&
Pierce,
232,233
4,400
3,300
—
—
Inc.
&
2,700
8,000
—
3,300
^
Skaggs
S. Dickson
R.
8,000
Podesta & Co.
Dain
Daris,
Dick
Co
Weed on
Crutten^ea,
M.
Ine._
The
of
3.300
■
S.
Moseley & Co
Newburger & Co.—'
Newhard, Cook & Co
The Ohio Co
2/700
&
Co.—i—_—
ton
& Kirk-
Clark, Landstreet
Patrick, Inc
J.
Wins-
Inc.„
low,
&
Inc..,
SEC
subordinated
shares
20
the
with
of
Hydro-Electronics Corp., Lynbrook, L. I., N. Y.—Files.
$1,060,618
90,415
,
In
3,300
Co.—
&
Co.,
of 557 Northeast
convertible
24,000
McDonnell
Burns Bros. * Denton,
$852,642
$97,519
19,201
5
-
The
statement
and
2,700
5,000
Eurgess & Leith—2,700
&
ry. oper.
"
$78,975
income—- 9,476
The
cipal amount
p. 1985.
$3,681,8051 $3,964,922
2,829,163
2,904,304
$397,290
299,771-
'
a
$27.75 per unit selling commission, and the company has sold to
stockholders, partners and principals of the underwriters 30,000 shares
of common stock at $1.04 per share.
The registration statement also
includes 125,000 shares Of common stock Issuable upon ednVersion of
outstanding debentures due 1968;
34,000
shares to
be covered by
restricted stock options; and 21,500 shares, which, are to be pffered
in exchange
for the outstanding -capital stock of its 78.7% -. owned
subsidiary; Gulf Development & Utilities Corp.
3,300
-
Inc.
Masten
3,300
/
2,700
3,300
Co._
&, Co
McDonald & Co._
Sons..——
&
1960—10 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
$393,298
314,323
of
order
an
$1,000 original principal amount of Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Co.
first mortgage 4%% gold bonds or first lied and refunding .mortgage;
5% bonds outstanding in the hands of the public, will issue $340 prin¬
.
Miller,
&
Peabody
8,000
t
Inc—.—
Co.,
Blair &
William
Melleri
Inc.
8,000
Stearns
Becker & Co., Inc—
18,402,753
Corp.
31—'.'
by
District
corporate entity as 'that dompany, which -will'change its name to Hud¬
son
and Manhattan Corp.--The other Will be a newly-formed wholly-1
owned subsidiary of the company to be known as Hudson Rapid Tubes i
48,023,067
1815.
p.
company,
tures
2,700
4,400
Co.
4,400
Co.—
&
&
4,400
A.
G.
Lemon
4,400
Bear,
oper.
192,
7%
sale
4,400
Co
Kraus—
&
45,432,629
15,779,709'
6,673,414
3,070,527
"
..
pursuant to Chapter X of the Bankruptcy Act.' By the terms of the *
plan, two corporations -will succeed -to the business and- property of
Hudson & Manhattan Railread .Co., One of these will be the same
Miami, Fla., filed a regis¬
1960, .covering" $750,000
;due 1968,, and 150,000
shares of common stock, to be offered
for public; sale iii units,
at
$200 per unit, through a group of underwriters headed by Street &
Co., Inc.
The units will consist of $100 principal amount of deben¬
6,000
——2
——
Kidder,
Co.,
—
Burge
Joseph,
4,400
&
—
Weeks &
Baker,
Johnston,
5,000
Co
Baird
Corp,
5,000
fr.
rev.
ry.
The
Shares
6,000
■-——
Whipple &
W.
Net
of
The Johnson, Lane, Space
14,0001
——
American
Bache
confirmed
Southern
*
1710.
p.
Railway oper, revenue
Railway operating-exps.
tration
through
W. E. Hutton & Co.
Inc^_120,59l
Co
6,347,288
Gulf Guaranty Land & Title Co.—Files
company
Shares
& Co.,
Weld
&
Robert
k
wl.h
of
underwriters
Ailen
Baccn,
v
Green Bay & Western RR.—Earnings—
Net
the current financing, out¬
standing capitaii.ac.ion of the company *iU consist of 2,827,000 shares
of common stock, $1 par value per share.
completion
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
C.
;•
Boston,
ended
of $21,811,698 and net
net sales
192,
Period End. Oct.
Mass., is
a
large and well-known publisher of textbooks for school and colleges.
The current publications
wciuue scr.cs oi
vextoooxs in every major
subject in elementary schools, books in each of the major academic
subjects in high schools,
and books in a large number of academic
and professional fields at the college and graduate levels.
The com¬
pany also publishes supplementary books, workbooks, laboratory man¬
uals, teachers' manuals
and related materials such as recordings,'
charts, maps, tapes and film strips.
White,
$ *'• "'*'
.
The company, of 30 Church Street, New York City, filed With the
on Nov.
22, i960, an application under the Trust Indenture Act
seeking an order qualifying an Indenture pursuant to which $10,038,lOo'
of first mortgage 6% bonds are to be issued.
The bonds are to be
issued pursuant to a plstn of reorganization of the company which was
1960—10 Months-rl959.
$
income— :: 2,775,652
oper.
ry.
—V.
BUSINESS—The
purchase
"
eco-'
SEC
5,208,419
22,462,599 - 22,657,250 • 209,342,44i 213,340,580
16,115,311
15383,836 163,909,812 165,317,513
Net rev. from ry. oper.
Net
its 173,300 shares ofreimburse its treasury
of both classes of its
of
by
redemption
The
preferred stock.
work.ng capital.
from the sale
the company
proceeds
will
stock
had
...
,
$4,976,748
"
:
r
1960—Month—1959
,
and
'
* • -: :v.
'"V-,.
Hudson & Manhattan RR.—Seeks Order—
-•
29
being sold for the company and 644,091 shares for the
accounts of certain selling stockholders.
the
$3,887,061
4,623,693
945,411
Ry.—Earnings—
Railway oper. revenue—.
Railway operating exps.
Inc. managed
Nov.
1960—10 Months—1959
$42,431
250,464
$
an underwriting group wnich Offered
817,391 shares of the company's common,
stock at a price of $24.50 per share. The offering marks
the first public sale of the company's common siock. Of
the total number of shares offered, 173,300 shares are
Co.
on
•
.
off shore
nomically by helicopter," he said. "The same principle applies to
rugged terrain both for commercial cargo and for military purposes
such as locating and supplying complete radar installations in remote
areas."—V.
192, p. 898.
•
*
1815.
p.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Ginn & Co.—Common Stock
quately equipped to handle large containers.
"Flying Vans make it possible for a ship to stand well
and still load and unload large volumes of freight' rapidly
and regis¬
debentures,
trustee
$4,088,000 $44,119,000 $48,580,000.
4,045,569
40,231;999> 43,603,252
$407,801
.
deficit
oper.
192,
Great Northern
1814.
p.
1960—Month—1959
from ry; oper.
rev.
ry.
—V.
appointed
RR.—Earnings
$4,461,000
4,053,199
Railway oper. revenue—
Railway operating exps.
1960—10 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
been
has
principal amount 4%% sinking, fund
1985, of the company.;—V, 192, p. 2018.
15,
have
materials
$60,000,000
due Nov.
<
in vital raw
Even those
countries with, deep sea or ocean cpastlines have few natural har¬
bors suitable-for large ships, and still fewer have dock facilities ade¬
\
353,180
ry. oper.
ry. oper. in:ome
192, p. 1814.
—V.
below.
Goodrich Co.—Appointment— >^
(B. F.)
The
trar
Net rev. from
Go. of California,
1960—10 MOS.—1959
i960—Month—1959
$675,511
$620,911
566,514
596,842
$108,997
Period End, Oct, 3?—
Oil
pointed out that many of the areas rich
only primitive transportation facilities.
Hitch
Mr.
Union
See
Georgia RR.—Earnings—
Railway
Inc.—Air-Lifts Cargo—
Highway Trailer Industries,
general
pursuant to its Stock Option Incentive Plan.—r-V. 192, p, 1710.
1814,
p.
be used
of
company,
179,400
$383,278
•43,180
•$51,513
18,897
operations—*$5,712
income
*44,25&
way
Net ry v oper.
to
are
Glidden Co.—Files Stock Plan—
The
rail¬
Net revenue from
proceeds
Monday, December 5, i860
.
.
An
$2,863,449
2,480,171
$2,756,381
2,807,894
$265,510
215,937
$265,659
271,371
Railway oper. revenue—
Y.
N.
The
1960—10 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
.
with¬
though
Volume
192
Number
Kansas City Southern
Period End. Oct.
Railway oper.
Railway
Net
from
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
Period End. Oct. 31—
.
Railway
oper.
22,025^457
Railway
operating
2,157,057
$1,483,146
21,718,466
$1,552,453
593,552
$14,589,442 $15,939,720
b40,574
6,017,445
•
,
Lehigh & Hudson River Ry.—Earnings—
1960—iO Months—1959
$3,709,510 $36,307,908 $37 965 167
2,001,130
ry. oper.
1711.
p.
.
Ry.—Earnings—
$3,484,276
exps.
NeTfcr lTno°per'ii^0rae
—V.
192,
.
31—1960—Month—1959
revenue..
operating
rev.
6009
Net
;__v
Period End. Oct. 31—
$2,677,718
$2,775,025
Railway
exps.
196,754
189,711
1,974,851
2,022,709
Railway
$95,262
$82,453
$702,867
$752,316
15,658
10,736
78,347
90,323
income.
oper.
192(
Missouri-Illinois RR.—Earnings—
Moi.—1959
I960—10
$272,164
ry. oper.
rev. from
Net ry.
6,665,907
,
,
1960—Month—1959
$292,016
revenue..
ry.
—V.
Kansas Gas & Electric
,
The company of 201 North Market St., Wichita, Kansas
filed
a
registration
statement
on
Nov.
29,
I960
with
the
SEC
'covering
of first mortgage bonds, due 1991, to be offered for
sale
be
applied
bidding. The net
the
toward
cost
from
proceeds
anticipates
estimated
are
with
presently
financing
estimated
to
Stock
Natural
Offered—Nov.
sale
28
it
1961-1963
prospectus,1961-1963 in'
:
Gas
Co.,
Inc.
announced
was
Net
Co., New York City.—V. 190,
672.
p.
Keystone
Custodian
announced
was
Holzworth
•
which
the
'
and
securities of
30,
i960, .will
Sept.
shares
the
of
Holzworth
intend
latter
to
are
take
to
be
of
two
Holzworth,
be
with
for
value
Keystone
value.
The
immediately
to
investment.—V.
of
in
its
$587,494
oper.
192,
The
of
as
$20
manufacture
for
sale
and
under
chain
selling
packaging of
its
drug
the
are:, R.
The
and
&
PROCEEDS—Net
the
and
for
company
development;
sales
working capital:.
talization
of
St0Ck>4-V.
192;.-p.
the
to
the
of
brand
y.
v.
;
will
be
>/
.
-UVC d
.
29
RR.—Earnings—
Co. of Pennsylvania—Files
Philadelphia,
Nov.
29,
company's
stock
60,000
and
at
will
and
The
absorb
in
cost
of
paid-in
income
additional
and
the
to
its operations,,
outstanding 100,000
therefrom
insurance
new
has
officials
listed
group
a
Chairman
Board
as
as
$7.75
be
to
Paul
capital
shares.
Brandeis
as
1960—Month—1959
-Period End. Oct. 31—\
&
Trust
Net rev. from
Net
192,
p.
Frederick
mechanical
avionics,
J.
the
gave
$7,107,569
for
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
Period End. Oct;
Ind.
and
electronics,
and
is
laws
the
principal
of
•
'•
At-
Korvette, Inc.—Sales and Net at Record—
annual
the
Wilensky,
30,
1960,
share.
meeting
of
the
stockholders
on
announced
that lor the
13
reached $39,235,363, and earnings
president,
sales
Sales
$29,452,511
for
the
comparable
exceeded
were
period
last
year
33%.
by
Nov;.
21,
weeks
were
in
37
the
19,237,975
19,199,849
Railway Operating exps.
William
ended
15,765,769
14,768,050 154,794,857
7
per
amount
Net
Net
of
152,742,979
income—_
oper,
192,
p.
1816.
is
reserved
in
to
offered
be
exchange
it
is
for
'••
of
primarily
mechanical
Montek's
conversion.
split
will
and
holding
for
stock
holdings
completed
v
The
Sept. 3,
10,000 shares
on
to
the
their
expected
33,979,239
.37,154,322
1,631,711.
13,550,011
14,834,525
Earnings
before
adjustment
the
for
taxes for the 13 weeks ended Nov. 1, 1959, after
change to straight line depreciation, were $327,489.
Maine Central
Period Ended
corresponding figure rose to $931,759.
Similarly ad¬
justed net earnings last year were $160,814, and this year they rose
to
$455,059,
or
183%.
higher.
The per share comparatives are 37
cents, for the current period against 13 cents last year on fewer shares
the
year
(no
EFFECT
TO
par)_
of
Montek,
When
will
be
Nov.
30,
will
$84,400
to
and
balance
to
the
be
PRESENT
general
;
outstanding..
The
three
North
the
.■
~.]'
stores
full
they
period
all
made
a
Net
V.t-
•/
Net
for
.
three
or
four
stores
new
annually.-—V.
With
p.
Outstanding
474,270 shs^
12,000 shs.
.
"
12,000 shs.
$950,000
Lease
Plan
p.
1816.
$219,824
$4,270,881
114,508
1,617,991
1,401,733
fleets
and
York
City
Great
H.
to
;
y.
the
to
new
L.
a
modernly
N. -Y.
Meckler,
West
and
in
building
equipped
5
:
and
.■/■:'./
,•,;
president, said that the vacated quarters on Central
York City has been outgrown.
Since the first of
New
and
other
of trucks and
fleet
LPI's
offered
be
at
$3
share,
per
through
a
new
industrial
machines.
to
used
be
of
common
Metropolitan
for
working
1
'
.
..
.
operating
revenue-
$317,097
operating
expenses
204,281
p.
from
revenue
stock
Brokers,
Inc.,
capital.
—v;
192,'
.
p.
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$350,248
$3,148,981
$3,662,886
237,613
-
1817.
2,238,324
Period Ended Oct.
-
$910,657
V
29,586
*
.-
."
"
revenue.
operating
expenses
from
289,334
500,708
.
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$3,455,742 $34,852,314 $35,969,207
3,127,084 ^ 28,825,560
31,591,717
$4,129,614
2,862,246
1817.
inc..
of
with
440
the
.
\
'
>
,
,
$6,026,754
$4,377,490
701,914
2,048,573
West
company:
has
of
Inc.—
5,000
Remington,
&
3,000
—_
Suplee,
Labouisse,
Si
Co
Wells
&
Co.,
,
v.
•
*
.*■'
'
;
—-
&
3,000
1
3,090
Co,
Co
3.0QQ
Mosley
Yeatman,
Inc.——
3,000
—
below.
Insurance
Oct.
an
Stork
Co.—Common
27
company
Arizona
June
on
incorporated
was
21,
1955
as
is
the
outgrowth
organized
Laws
of
the
State
of
Modern
Feb.
on
of
Modern
Pioneers'
sold
under
and
to
the
Insurance
net
The
the
in¬
this
offer,
issuer's
net
the
, ^
Benefit
.
..
us
medium of a Dividend fr-'st
the Trustors (policyholders)
•
of
this issue
to
are
proceeds
from
surplus.
each
to
added
be
contributed surplus. For
$1 will be added to the
and
remaining
the
issuer
y—„ro-n^
under
1954
capital and surplus
Co.
proceeds
capital
present
added
from,
of
life
laws
stock
reserve
pi"-.norf:'
18,
Arizona.
company were secured through the
Stock Procurement Agreement
with
The
the
under
legal
a
company.
PROCEEDS—The
the
share "of
capital of the
each
will
sold
share
be
ham 'no
contributed
present plans' to use the net proceeds received
this offering for any purpose other than to strengthen the cash
surplus position of the Issuer.
•
'
issuer originally had
CAPITALIZATION—The
of
Light Co.,
Life
to
corporation,
issuer's
Industrial Development Corp.
500,000 shares of common
outstanding
stock
(par $1)
capital stock authorized
of which there is presently
T,-,e issuer's authorized common stock
10,000,000 shares (par $1).—V. 192, p. 1494.
182,267 shares.
increased
to
has
Mississippi Power & Light Co.—Proposes Borrowings
Mohican
Rights—
Jackson, Miss., has applied to the SEC for an order
authorizing the company .to subscribe for not in excess of 9,000 shares
of the $10 par value common stock of Mississippi Business & Industrial
Development Corp. at the. subscription price of $10 per share, and the
Commission has issued an order giving interested persons until Dec. 13,
The company, of
1960,
to request a hearing on
the proposal, it was announced on Nov. 28.
Mississippi Business & Industrial Development is incorporated under
Mississippi law for the' purpose of promoting and assisting, through
loans, .investments,' or other business transactions, (he location of new
business and industry and the expansion or rehabilitation of existing
Mississippi.
The company has the authority to issue
Initially, the company
approximately $1,000,000 of such stock.
Of this amount,
approximately $500,000 of the stock will be subscribed by utility com¬
panies,'including telephone, gas, electric, and transportation companies,
and the other $500,000 will be sold to business and industry and the
in
industry
1,000,000 shares of $10 par value common stock.
the
outstanding 500,000 shares of class B stock, all
of
which
is
owned
by its parent, Shelbourne Realty & Construe ion
Corp.
Burton
S.
Laden
is listed as the company s President and
as
President of Shelbourne, and Florence Laden, his wife, is list d as
Vice President of both companies.
They own an aggregate of 77%
of
the
outstanding stock of Shelbourne.
The
Power &
—Seeks Stock
.
installment basis or leased, as well as to
advance funds on the security of, or to purchase, mortgages on chat¬
tels and. real estate or other collateral, and other loan or li°n trans¬
actions.
The
$585,000 net proceeds
from the sale of stock will be
added
initially
to
the company's funds and
used as opportunities
present themselves from' rime to time in its business as Si,a„ed.
5,0.00
5.000
Co.,
Weil,
Mullaney,
the
and
been
Organized under Delaware law in September,
1960, the company
intends
to
engage
in the
business of advancing funds to finance
account"! receivable, inventories, purchases of industrial and commeron
&
Issue Stock—
See" Mississippi
Co.-..
Co.
&
Grant
Quinn
•
9,000
Inc.
Pioneers'
issuer
mutual
and
—To
*
sold
The
1,578,421
SEC on Nov.
.
,cial .equipment
of
issuer
$328,658
$1,267,368
539,107
Mississippi Business
34th St., New York, filed a registra¬
29, I960, covering 200,000 shares
of
class A stock and a like amount of warrants,
to • be offered for
public sale in units, at $4 per unit, through a group of underwriters
headed
by Edward Lewis Co.,
Inc.- The warrants will entitle t.ae
holder thereof to purchase one share of class A stock for five years
commencing. January,
1962, at $2.50 per share to $3.25 per share
during the third year therefrom.
The underwriters will receive a 60c
per
unit selling commission and
a 24c per unit expense allowance.
In
addition, warrants to purchase 20,000 shares will accrue to the
underwriters on the basis, of
10 warrants for, each 100 units sold,
and
they may purchase,
for 30 days after the completion of toe
offering, 10 shares of class A stock at 10c per share for each 100.
units
sold.
The
company
will. pay $15,000 to John Kullers as a
finder's fee.. V'
V
1 v
•"
'
corporation,
.
&
&
Friedrichs
10,000
Co.
&
Bass
Brown
pur¬
below;
Shares
Inc.
1198.
p,
Insurance
rwy.
operations
rw".
operating
Net
p.
Podesta
Securities
BUSINESS—The
-stock
192,
J.
10.000
to
name
offering circular/ the
company publicly offered 81,896 shares of $1 par com¬
mon stock at $2 per share.
$1,379,969
-
I960—Month—1959
31— '
operating
—V.
A.
Howard,
—
192,
•
.
&
Offered—Pursuant
2,282,917
$112,635
39,416
•••
-
-
Rwy.
revenue
Hess,
surance
$112,816
Rwy.
Net
12,000
12,000
&
°'v,
for
1774.
Co._
Murohy & Co., Inc.
Neuhauser
its
,
Hogle
Lestrange
agreeing
opposite
M.
.
are
,
Jack
Modern
Minneapolis* St. Paul & Sault Ste. Marie RR.—Earns.
'<
underwriter
forth
set
Raf¬
acting 83
purchase, severally,
of 130,000 shares
to
K.
Patterson
—V.
;
——
added
whom
for
Inc.
aggregate
an-
each
shares
&
Co.,
&
commitment,
company,
of
below,
J.
Barrett
-
'
The
firm
without
Montek,
will be
•
Stroud
company,
Inc
(par $1)
rwy.
operations %
'.Net rwy. oper inc.——
Leasing- Credit Corp.—Files Offering—
tion statement
the
and
loan,
.
named
23.500
Bellamah,
State
Net
headquarters,
191,
of
^
the
Hughes
,
Co.,
Cruttenden,
notification
Southern Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
Period Ended Oct; 31—
newly-constructed
widespread leasing operations.—V.
letter
cars
'• ' -'•
Inc.
made
number
..
V
of
notes
'
$75(j,obO'
•'
C.
are
Rwy.
located in Great- Neck at 9'- Chelsea Place,
one-story building of 10,000 square- feet.
It
has been outfitted, Mr. Meckler said, with up -to-date electronic data
processing and other office equipment especially adapted for keeping
track of ■ the vehicular fleets and other equipment involved in LPI's
The
is
,
23,500
&
Arthurs,
V
Exchange Commission—
Nov.
on
Rwy.
alone has grown from 10,500
to some 25,000 vehicles.
In addition, the company leases all types of
equipment, including air line ground support equipment and electronic
year,
•
.
17,
1960, filed
a
covering 100,000 shares of class A
Washington, D.
* The
proceeds
and truck
from New
in suburban
other
Neck,
Park
International Corp.—Relocates—
stock
total
promissory
underwriters
Co.,
from
Inc.-
Co.,
Stroud
114.
a
have
jointly,
the
chase
$3,725,358
122,953
.
corporation
with the SEC
major lessor to industry of automobile
equipment, has moved- its headquarters
company,
not
common
the
(approximately $55,000)
funds.
Hughes.&
Raffensnerger,
•.
Minneapolis, Northfield ft'The
$20,536,310
16,810,952
$301,148
inc.
Securities
The
will
192,
$1,906,390 $20,298,570
1,686,566 ' 16,027,689
of
Lowell,
be in Huntington,
L. I.,
N. J., All three are ex¬
pected to be ready for the 1961 Christmas selling season. Negotiations
are
in progress for other store sites in order to maintain a schedule
northwest
of
Philadelphia, another
and the third site will be in Trenton,
vicinity
and
1960—10 Mos.—1959
Metropolitan Securities, Inc., Washington, D. C.—Files
construction
under
rwy.,,
operating,
rwy.
—V.. 192,
in the comparable quarter of last year.
This year
contribution to the increase in sales and earnings.
is a major shopping center store of
140,000 square feet in the Philadelphia suburb of Audubon, N.
J.
Agreements have been reached for three new store sites.
One in the
Presently
from
revenue
operations
in the fall of 1959, in the Harrisburg, Pa.,
Plainfield, N. J., areas, did not operate for
and
$1,855,123
1,553,975
revenue-
proceeds
Shares
opened
Philadelphia,
operating
Rwy.
Rwy. operating expenses-
liquidate
to
the
corporate
representatives,
1960—Month—1959
31—
of
trans¬
FINANCING
Jj? "$1,500,000
applied
except
this
the
net
proceed^ estimated at $890,000,
applied to reduce the balance of the principal of a
will be advanced to Montek, Inc., on a demand basis
be
in
wholly
a
800,000 sns.
1960
a
split
owned
other subsidiaries.
no
-6"^JCum'tfte'tiV6 preferred stock ' ' '
government guarantee V Loan ma^jrUV.
JUoturing
declared
stock
included
are
Authorized
stock
UNDERWRITING—The
RR.—Earnings—
Oct.
the
electro¬
outstanding,
This
stock.
The company has
GIVING
stock
which
Montek
-
capital
fensperger,
This
at
in
and
company
1960.
stockholders
Montek
that
par
6%
/♦
.
..
4,431,799
3,472,206
1,591,783
ry; Oper.
rev. from
ry.
—V.
"
'
oper.-
State
offices
equipment serving principally the electrical,
missile and automotive industries.
majority
a
and
interest
Oct.
cents
188,774,096 189,897,301
revenue—
Railway
Model
the
executive
engaged
precision
National
of
name
PROCEEDS—Of
(E. J.)
by
aircraft,
CAPITALIZATION
.
1960—10 Months—1959
Huntington,
common
company,
2,773,424
Nishville
its
of
to
pursuant
has
sale
Montek's
Common
&
Inc.
1946.
subsidiary of the company.
i7ii.
Louisville
incorporated under the
was
It
products
offering
action
$7,854,895
2,329,340
27,
Street,
and
the
1960—10 Months—1959
$2,165,554 $20,319,819 $21,192 683
1,333,998... 13,212,250
13,337,763
280,569
agent
and
registrar: Lincoln
Wayne, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Fort
Manufacturing,
company
increased
$25
;■ ;/
of
electronics,
subscribed
$831,556
made
was
Co.
Aug./ 3, 1960, the company acquired 102,525 shares of the $1
par
value common capical stock of Montek, Inc., a Utah
corporation
in
exchange for 5,000 shares of the company's common stock.
This
President.
191,807
&
On
of
David
capital stock
common
company
Feb.
on
manufacture
used
stock,
Indiana
50
enable
$662,411
ry. oper.
income---,
ry.. oper.
61,060,837
Inc., Indianapolis, Ind.,
Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa., on Nov. 22.
Co.
&
of
used
—v,
58,438,169
share.
per
Engineering
-
shares of
42,380
own
and
will
2,931,480 26,512,391 27,327,465
Hughes
&
BUSINESS—The
and
and
6,088,827
2'658'912
no-par
Stroud
Bank
paid-in
securities
and
producing
Income
writing
capital
to' expand
company
management
is
credited
invested
be
funds
.
be
will
6,337,873
APPOINTMENT—-Transfer
capital
sale
25,429,344 249,952,647 254 220 902
19,340,517 191,514,478 193,160,065
rail-
Raffensperger,
regis¬
a
«
. •
,
Engineering & Manufacturing Corp.—Common
Offered—Public offering of 163,960 shares of the
filed
covering
$
Model
1567.
to be offered for public sale through a group
by Auchincloss, Parker & Redpath.
The under¬
for
$1,000,
transferable
warrants
to
purchase
Railway oper." revenue—• $1,864,049
Railway operating exps. .
1,201,638
.
19,237,699
ri92°Ppr'lBni7°me
—V
the
!
25,575.572
expenses
Offering—
Pa.,
1960,
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$
revenue—•
*
/
1960—Month—1959
it
company's 5%%
placed privately
p.
3,384,416
k
'•
operations
way
Placement—Nov.
Louisiana & Arkansas Ry.—Earnings—
completion of the current financing, capi¬
will consist of-'299,900 shares of common
•
oper.
Railway-oper,
twft*foc-one
City.
-V v>'
r
■.-
' 1,616,212
offers a line of life insurance including, whole life,
life,
term
group
and endowment policies,
and in¬
group health and accident insurance.
The net proceeds
company
Dean
Corp.
shares
Railway
$4,513,379
2,906,160
Corp.—Private
$12,491,331
37,106,571
■
'
stock,
of
and
the
which
labels
York
$3,816,832
78,856
I
312,864
Period End. Oct. 31—
payment
The
.
companies
Hollingshead
New
$522,272
54jl54
$49,597 902
$1,127,509 $11,909,336
271,558
3,235,050
$1,168,979
inc.,
1817.
p.
1960—10 Mos—1959
$4,761,206 $48,586,923
3,633,697
36,677,687
«,
-a——
operating
iy2,
Net revenue from
receive,
needed-to
as
and
machinery; .new product
advertising- and
promotion; . .and. for
_
1399.
sale
and
in
rwy
40,683,436
individual
the
private
own
Inc.
located
the
Among
Of
$558,661
-
Co.,'Inc., New York City.—V. 191,
capital
mortgages.-
drug products
labels
$43,474,774 $45,196j815
39,657,942
1960—Month—1959
rwy.
Missouri Pacific
company
surplus,
equipment
new
company
are
from
expenses,
^ni-CAPITALIZATION—Upon
their
Dealers,
and offices
proceeds
dealers.
under
Abco
Co.,
private
3,721,176
31—
from
,
limited
the
in
992,511
-
stock at
$18
per
share up
to
1964
and
share until expiration.
The public offering price and underterms are to be supplied by amendment.
per
The
•
who
<
engaged
200 ethical
over
under
surgical
Kirk, products
Macy
company's plant
by
and
name
stores
P.
C.
E.
own
line of
a
$4,243,448
3,886,890
ry, oper..
shares
Writing
-
is
,,V-
...
.
1960—10 Months—1959
$4,445,551
exp$.
Loan
will
10,000
Kirk Laboratories, Inc. —Common Stock Of¬
offering of 99,900 shares of the common
stock of the company at $3 per share was made on Dec. 2
by Schrijver & Cop^ <r:r
;
>
;.v; "
company
,
underwriters headed
writers
(C. F.)
the
t
1960—Month—1959
company, of 2204 Walnut St.,
statement with the
SEC on
shares
of
fered—Public
1935
\
1816.
p.
Liberty
from
in
$1,798,829
740,888
revenue
operations
Net
RR.—Earnings—
revenue—
operating
dividual
BUSINESS—Incorporated
Net
1816.
p.
Life Assurance
by
1006.
p.
$1,651,046
163,974
operating .revenue. $4,826,168
operating expenses
3,657,189
Stock
for
acquired
shareholders,
191,
192,
via Blyth &
company
exchange
shares
879,018
announced that $24,000,000 of the
senior -motes, due Nov. 1, 1980, were
reinvesting, its funds.
substantially all of
total
a
to
asset
net
investment
an
and
*835,641
was
companies,
transferred
distributed
shares
is
investing
the
their
at
such
corporation,
business
*$7,378
106,599
ry.' oper./deficits—
tration
between
*$1,378,061
* 138,945
Net .rev, from
Fund, Inc.—Seeks Order—
New York
a
the
in
agreement
an
cash
of
Corp.,
engages
Under
Rwy.
_
—V.
25.
Nov.
on
$19,299
income—I
Deficit.—V.
Net
The
Boston
investment company,
has applied to the SEC for an
exemption order under the Investment Company Act with respect to it's
proposed purchase of substantially all of the cash and securities
of
Holzwor.h Corp., and the Commission has issued an order
giving inter¬
ested persons until Dec. 7, 1960, to request a
hearing on the proposal,
•it
$254,961
92,593
'■
,
.
*$204,630
oper.
Railway
Railway
r
.
$206,204
income—
1817.
Period Ended Oct.
5,083,032
Rwy.
Period End. Oct. 31—
'
ondary offering of 26,000 shares of the company's com¬
mon stock at $24.50
per share was made by Dean Witter
&
4,530,689
from rail¬
Lehigh Valley
sec¬
a
528,434
—v.
Common
that
ry.
*
con¬
v'V
—
2,888,568
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR.—Earnings—
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$3,152,628
$5,075,654
$547,733
453,327
operations-.—
way
191,
11
$248,697
the
V.
program.
1960—Month—1959
.
expenses
Net revenue
will
the
during
oper.
will
approximately
years
'■
Kansas-Nebraska
be
construction
'"J..
386.
,p.
its
further
no
bond
Railway
company's construction program
loans incurred in connection there¬
$2,000,000.' The construction program for the
require approximately $25,735,000. According to
nection
•(
the
of
including the retirement of bank
with,, which
at Dec.
31,
1960
company
the
.
Period End. Oct.. 31—
Railway oper..revenue-.
,
public
competivive
at
$4,687,397
2,913,786
rail¬
Lehigh & New England RR.—Earnings—
Co.—Proposes Bond Offering
$7,000,000
$553,166
298,205
$4,564,832
3i0,661
from
oper.
192, p.
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$516,865
expenses
operations
way
Net
1960—Month—1959
revenue—
cper.
Net revenue
1816.
Pi
oper.
will
.
issue
Chemical
trar
the
company
-has,
in
bank borrowings of
New
common
Chase
York
Manhattan
stock,
$1
Trust
has
Co.
been
of
the
Bank
has
been
appointed
sole
regis¬
corporation.
stock
par
value,
of
the
appointed
transfer
corporation,-—V.
a~e^t.
192,
p.
">f
1711.
Monochem, Inc.—New Site—
United
Monon
Rubber
States
Net revenue
Net
*
ry.
from
below.- -V.
191,
p.
2204.
1960—Month—1959
$1,626,906
1,359,014
$267,892
$351,228
$1,855,668
$2,549,44.7
47,613
141,603
*262,935
921,054
income
Deficit.—V.
1960—10 Mos —1959
$1,820,909 $15,492,396 $16,782,146
1,469,681
13,636,728
14,232,099
rail¬
operations
oper.
Mor~e
Co.,
RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway oper. revenue
Railway oper. expenses
way
addition, applied to the SEC for authority
$2,000,000 in January, 1961. and $1,000,000
in March,
1961, to meet temporary cash needs, and the Commission
has issued an order giving interested persons until Dec.
12; 1960, to
request a hearing on <he proposal, it was announced on Nov. 25.—
V. 190, pp. 1423 and 1298.
.
■
The-
the
common
See
general public.to make
for
The
Corp.—Appointments—
Bank
192, p.
1818.
Motors, Inc.—Debentures Sold—Nov. 21
announced
that the company,
it
was
and its subsidiary, Morse
8
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2224)
New Orleans &
convertible de¬
Rentals, Inc., sold $400,000 of its
Capital Corp.
Auto
Period Ended Oct.
bentures -to the Florida
Rwy.
Rwy.
Capital Is
a
Federal licensee under the Small Business
Act of
1958, with offices at Royal Palm Way, Palm
Florida
Investment
Fla.
Beach,
States Telephone & Telegraph
Mountain
Net
Period End. Oct. 31—
24,895,171 263,137,983 237,606,642
taxes.—
operating taxes-
2,066,478
1,977,395
4,913,486
4,096,219
4,227,360
Federal
income
operating income
charges
Net
Net
after
—V.
192,
38,133,521
23,227,671
3,702,994
38,810,141
34,567,156
•
.
Rwy.
Net
•
;
.
1
.
is
Fund
-
r
features.
follows:
-
,,
$
shares.—V.
180,
Dec.
on
stock
260,000 shs.
will consider increasing the au¬
from 2,500,000 shares to 3,000,000
1960
6,
$1)
(par
263.
Nationwide Tabulating Corp.—Common Stock Offered
Net
Blauner
&
Co.,
28,
Inc., offered on Nov.
100,000 shares of the corporation's common stock at a
price of $2 per share. The offering marks the first puolic
sale of the company's common stock.
from the sale of the common shares will
tabulating equip¬
ment presently rented by the company. The balance of the proceeds
will be added to working capital and used to finance Department of
Defense tabulating projects and additional work in process inventory.
the company for the purchase of certain
corporation,
BUSINESS—The
Hempstead,
of
N.
Y.,
through
contractors.
year
consolidated
ended July 31, 1960, the company
operating revenues of $305,165.
CAPITALIZATION—Upon completion
capitalization
bank
loans
of
the
and
of the
company
current
will
325,000 shares of
consist
common
and its
tures
financing,
of
out¬
$45,000
stock.—V.
of
192,
Inc.—Files Offering and Secondary
Tne
company
of 7808 Carpenter Freeway, Dallas, Texas, filed
a
registration statement with the SEC oa Nov. 28, I960, covering 131,600
shares, of $1 par common stock to be offered for public sale
through
Baker, Simonds & Co., Inc., at a price of $9 per share, with under¬
writing discounts and commissions pf $1.08 per share. The registration
also
employees
covers
of
52,000 shares of
restricted stock
common
stock
options
issued
which
to
are
officers
sub¬
company. These shares are not being
offered by
the underwriters but may be sold from time to time
by the holders
thereof in the over-the-counter market at prices current at the
time
of sale.
The
company,
mobile
homes,
Delaware
Homes,
on
Inc.,
corporated
Trailer
June,
which is engaged in the manufacture and sale
was
incorporated under the laws
of
the
State
Nov.
Co.,
1953
43,808
Donald
Rwy.
Rwy.
1960,
for
the purpose
of
acquiring New Moon
Michigan corporation. The latter corporation was in¬
Michigan law in 1937 under the name of Redman
which name was changed to New Moon Homes, Inc., in
addition to
common
indebtedness,
stock.
the
company has
outstanding
Harold F. Redman, Board:
Chairman,
shares
Redman,
all
of
whom
were
directors
of
the
predecessor
Michigan
corporation, and Spicer & Co., the corporate trustee under
certain trusts created by William and Goldia
Redman, are offering for
one
half of their holdings of common stock of the
company in
amounts of 15,812, 17,681, 23,439, and 8,000
sale
shares, respectively.
The net proceeds from the sale pf the 66,668 shares of common
stock being offered by the company will be added to its
working capi¬
tal
and
will
be
called
1970
for
at
Chemical
redemption
Bank
Jan.
on
4%%
New
1,
York
Trust
Co.,
of
pharmaceutical
new
a
new
N
Davis
.
&
.
.•••,
•
.*.
"• /
v /."/ !
'
joint
a
people through the medical
Japan, and made available to tne: Japanese
The
through
York.
Parke,
firm,
the
192,
p.
1199.
v
SEC
on Nov. 16, 1960 filed a letter of notification with the
430,000 shares of common stock, (par 20 cents) to. be
company
covering
offered
at
cents-
60
Springs, Colo.The proceeds
Y
.*
■>
Colo.—-Files With SEC
/ Peerless Mortgage Co., Aurora,
next,
New
is
profession.—V.
debt adjustment deben¬
interest. Payments will
plus: accrued
:
J
statment, Parke-Davis President Harry J. Loynd, from
Detroit, Mich., and Sankyo President Manpei .Suzuki said: "Through
„thls. joint endeavor, a wiae range, o. PaiKv— Davis antibiotics,•> Vitamins,
hormones and steroids will be manufactured, to. exacting standards, m
•
$28,400 of
100%
V
/' ':•
Co.—Joint Japanese Venture— ;,
&
shares.
\ in
,
Copley
through
share,
per
'
v\
Cq.„ Colorado
&
.-"-v
'
<.-•!
for general corporate purposes.
used
be
to
are
available
to
meet
the
company's
additional
cash
requirements and will also be applied to certain sfcarting-up expenses'
of a
proposed plant at Grand Island, Neb., and to new product
development.
Pennsylvania RR.- -Earnings—
Pacific Ry.—Earnings
1960—Month—>1959
1960—10 Mos.—1959
I960—Month- -1959
Period ended Oct. 31—
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$
-■
$
$
revenue.
14,939,364
operating
expenses
11,767,163
$3,172,201
$4,180,551
1,402,869
1,709,484
from
revenue
192,
Rwy.
Rwy.
$22,813,688 $31,402,601
8,197,857
12,490 684
1960—Month—1959
$884,103
$1,203,228
expenses
627,488
650,900
from
$256,615
..
-DefS -va
Nuclear
\
rwy.
operations
{SI, ^pC1818. *3'°°3
:
$3,798,284
$5,201,418
359'077
1-168,530
Co.,
Inc.,
ment
Pleasanton,
Calif.—
Files With Securities and
Exchange Commission—
♦hJhor.^°rpora^ion
SEC
the
Francfsco
The
and
In
for
decision
a
and
of
be
working
stock
used
to
repay
capital.—V.
bank
a
191,
announced
Nov.
on
statements
Investors
30
Suspends
the
SEC
filed
by Oil,
Inc., both
Syndicate,
of
of
vert-ule
share
statement
stock
common
statement
shares
assets
wmch
stock
common
stock
preferred
of
Oil,
l18!
u
it
at
had
and
$2
200,000
units
&
Gas
at
of
offering
Orleans,
were
&
shares
three
of
$12
Co,,
directors
of
unit.
per
might
prospectuses
clear
summary
found
were
of
the
to
be
speculative features
$2
per
share
and
without
should
have
of
$108,000
the
stock
stock
to
the
Securities
included
Act.
reference
In
to
th4
proceeds
sttuctton of the
offering, to provide
proposed apartment hotel,
meet
arbitrary
annual
6%
of
$1
expenses
Net
one
descriptions
of
the
properties, the
Oil, Gas &
construction.
pertinent
leasing
site
deteriorating
property,
was
and
the
in
a
failed
fact
neighbhood
to
disclose
that
whose
the
American
case
of
Net
Net
inc..
192,
p.
after
on
for
its
the
$25,057,557
26,894,784
24,992,429
1,970,487
!
*$1,012,828
$2,452,229
$65,128
175,695
8,202,071
6,389,549
503,620
|
1858.
L
;
1960—Month—1959
$532,495
-
.
638,071
/,
1960—10 Mos -^1959
' $422,377
738,475
$6,745,641
6,344,227
$6,453,908
$401,414
$*119,667
6,573,665
The
the
qualities were
physical condition of
corporation
recently
by the promoters of Oil, Gas & Minerals and its management
no experience in
the construction or operation of an apart¬
ment, hotel, and that the estimated cost and-construction period were
a
p.
company,
that
can
Officials
*$316,098
*129,961
315,462
,149,320
'
1858.
"
,
•
Co.—Acquires—
Mobilweld
of
common
the
192,
leading
a
abroad, announced
Mobilweld, Inc.
preferred
rwy.
operations—*$105,576.
rw.
operating
inc..
*42,396
Poor &
con-
taxes
from
revenue
* Deficit.—V.
,
reliance
the
residential
was
,/
-
$29,347,013
Pittsburgh & West Virginia Ry.—Earnings—
American
for
arrangements,
and
failed
to
disclose
present
/
:
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$957,659
.
Rwy.' operating revenue/
Rwy. operating expenses
Invest¬
concerning its oil field interest, and its state¬
ment that the wells-may produce oil for the next six
years, amounting
to
45,784 barrels having a present worth of $100,000, was without
support.
Both prospectuses failed to
state
that the proposed con¬
struction
647,180
$2,192,987
2,612,906
Period Ended Oct. 31—
D.
companies
information
Minerals
$2,332,199
612,519
2,360,972
interest
is
on
the
the
29
the
to
railroads
acquisition
of
this
in
inventor
from
service
site
and
to
developer
site
or
country
major
a
and
interest in
4
.
be. moved
said
supplier
Nov.
of
a
rail
operated
in
welding
a
fixed
process
location.
is
designed to meet the railroad industry's
welding on location, and may be used also
present unfilled need for
for industrial and defense requirements.
per.
proposed
$2,232,169
/
*$419,919
operating
rv/y.
*Deficit.—-V.
(which
$.10
$257,481
73,011
from rwy.
operations
..
con-
share),
the
Net revenue
prin¬
had a book value of $.20 per
share, was sold to organizers
share, and was recently offered to the public at $.50 per
and the.reliance, of Oil, Gas & Minerals, the lessor of the
proposed site/upon the proceeds of its offering to retire a
$125,000
mortgage on the property.
The registration statements were also found to be
deficient in their
at
$4,693,171
I960—Month—1959
31—
operating
Joseph
company's
funds
share
$4,746,728
2,514,559
$227,324
59,604
inc._
Rwy.
includ¬
dividend
per
1960—10 Mos —1959
$516,499
259,481
regis¬
offerings,
earnings
cumulative
offering, price
.
1858.
p.
260,000
include
the
192,
;V
Ry.—Earnings—
$491,446/
264,122
—
operating
rwy.
revenue.
failing/to
the
the
period a year ago as
For the fiscal year
sales of $4,310,156
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie RR.—Earnings— ;
recently offered to the public at $1 per share,
liability of $166,800 to purchasers of shares sold
compliance with the
!the
similar
rwy.
Period Ended Oct.
was
contingent
a
from
revenue
operations
Net
—V.
case of Oil, Gas & Minerals,
operating losses, a restriction
transferability of its shares, the arbitrary determination of
offering price of its stock which had a book value of $.67
the
and
Net
operating
the
of
the
issues
in the
kfie
with
1960—Month—1960
expenses
construct
Assets
as
a loss of
Roger M.
products.
Northern
&
revenue-
and
in
deficient
its
available
is
operating
600,000
working
American
Lindsay Securities Corp., formerly known
Inc., the underwriter for both proposed
Both
a
months
six
did not issue a semi-annual report.
Feb.
29,
1960, Permanent Filter reported
net loss of $604,290.—V.
192, p. 308.
Rwy.
The
James A. and
shareholders of both
and
for
markets
were
$9 stated value
of common and
l/24th
a
the
comparison
operating
land located in New Orleans
that
so
covered
the
for
disclosed on Nov. 22 in the semi-annual report.
for the recent v - ^nonths. Dfvioi were adversely
soft market conditions, due to restricted defense
report stated. uo#efc, i, ..j.® dia. uic siuuaoion has
and the company is already experiencing an improve¬
Period End. Oct. 31—
materially
American's
offering
shares
of
were
a plot of
American
Minerals
Angeles,
La.
information
share.
public
Los
unusually
Rwy.
Statement
New
certain
per
price
Minerals
d fnd
officers,,
are
own
ment
ing,
of
of
earnings
by
Piedmont
suspended the effec¬
Gas & Minerals, Inc.
operate an . apartment hotel< thereon.
j
Lindsay
a
and
Gas
to
Oil,
$2,400,000
a
in
an
..
leased
of
offered
covered
preferred
of
to
accounts
reP°rts filed with the registration statements
registration
shares
for
Corp.—Reports Loss—
corporation,
the
Rwy.
loan,
Commission ruled that the registration
statements
inadequate*
cents)
1882.
p.
;£Ae ?,nd pleading and failed to disclose
t«
(par 33l/3
v/'
and
in
letter of notification with
a
common
Minerals, Inc.—-SEC
registration
American
The
to
are
Oil, Gas &
tiveness
of
,
company
ended
^ Share' through Walter c- Gorey Co., San
Calif
proceeds
payable
shares
the
and
on Nov- 17> I960 filed
covering 30,000
of
funding, the
been easing,
No
Engineering
.
president,
Sales
affected
125,193
rwy.
Permanent Filter
Ramey,
,
"
———$16,508,706 $13,348,598 $125,800,848 $128,431,483
5,111,424
2,034,021
;6,965,998
21,605,675
Operations
6 701 929
'•$
-
1858
p.
..
■
'
ended Aug.
31, 1960, resulted in sales of $1,386,057 and
$141,698,
Jan
Oostermeyer,
board
chairman,
and
Gen.
$9,947,156 $11 903 347
$552,328
-
192,
$
! '
70,036,739 713,045,030 736,086,206
56,688,141 587,244,182 607,^54,723
72,719,175
56,210,469
ODerating inc._
rwy.
■—V.
.
6,148,872
from
revenue
operations
Net
1960—10 Mos—1959
revenue-
operating
revenue
expenses
RR.—Earnings—
operating
Net
revenue.
Operating
Net
inc..
1818.
p.
operating
Rwy.
16,187,073
rwy.
operating
rwy.
—V.
Rwy.
148,027,524 155,514 924
12,006,522 125,213,836 124,112 323
operations
Net
.
operating
on
and
E.
'
,
•
80,053,531
53,474,751
6,416,281'. 55,404,128
-
.
83,038,261
.
the
of
This
the
*
Lloyd—Partial Redemption-- '
Period Ended Oct. 31—
of
of such suick; his wife, Clara M. Redman
owns
beneficially 26,666 shares; and James E. Redman,'Presi¬
dent and Director, owns 35,923 shares and his wife and
children own
of record and beneficially 9,633 shares.
The selling stockholders, William H.
Redman, Goldia Redman, and
of record
8,270,767
-
$2,412,164
295,311
$2,626,401
518,430
73,835
■•/•'.V-V'V.V'
Japan's
tion
-
$' •
$
$210,773
$291,963
29,484
'■/
largest pharmaceutical companies announced the forma¬
partnership.
*
.«
- ■
latest step in the close, 52-year, association between the
two companies. Tne hew firm will begin .operations immediately with
-initial capital of 35 million yen, comprising. 7,000 shares of stock,, withthe
Sankyo and Parke-Davis organizations each owning one half of
of
2343.
p.
disclosure
a
In
1,
the
at
190,
of
under
325,583 shares of
owns
14,
■
been
Jan.
" \
r
20,036,274 ! 20;158,631 204,973,467 205,626,520
11,616,083
11,887,864 121,935,206 125,572,989
?•
>
.
Sankyo Kabushiki Kaisha, was announced in Tokyo, Japan, on Nov. 18.
Officials of Parke, Davis & Co. and Sankyo Kabushiki Kaisha, one
1960—10 Months—1959
$
i'
6,292,106
have
made
and
the
of
$
income—:1818.
p.
due
cipal
ject to the exercise
Ry-.—Earnings—;
1960—Month—1959
8,420,191
oper.
192,
tration
1198.
New Moon Homes,
statement
Western
p.
Establishment
•
;
from ry. oper.
rev.
The
REVENUES—For the
standing
98,495*,789
operation of the sinking fund,
its
wholly-owned subsidiaries, Long Island Tabulating Corp. and New York
Tabulating
Corp.,
specializes
in computing
and
tabulating
sales
analyses, inventory controls, job posts and other data processing of
business records including a low-cost bookkeeping service for small
companies, and tabulating Department of Defense requirements for
short-term
114,871941
10b,i»04,973
deficit.
1858.
oper.
192,
Parke-Davis
•'
North German
PROCEEDS—Net proceeds
subsidiaries had
128,077,376
:9,yb^.,060
ry.
—V.
_
government
11,765,929
ll,9o2,836
Period Ended Oct. 31—
has called for redemption on Dec. 30, 1960, all of its
outstanding 2%% debentures due June 1, 1967 at 100% plus accrued
interest and a premium of 1%%. Payment will be made at the Mellon
National Bank & Trust Co., Mellon Sq., Pittsburgh, Pa. or at the
Manufacturers Trust Co., 44 Wall St., New York 15, N. Y.—V. 190,
used by
13,899,411
&
five cents) to be
I860—Month—1959
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$1,139,343 $1,112,908 $11,386,515 $11,745,122
847,380 • " 902,135
8,760,114
9,332,958
expenses
oper.
ry,
1960—10 Months—1959
income
Northwestern Pacific
company
D.
Net
—V.
I960—Month—r-1959
p. ■ 1712:
-
Ry.—Earnings—
Electric
Period End. Oct. 31-r-
Railway
*'
charges.....^
192,
r " " *>:
notification with
on
'
National Supply Co.—To Redeem Debentures—
—Milton
Co.—-Earnings—
12,079,000
after
corporation
Pacific
$3,760,945 $36,456,411 $34,805,818
1,709,320
12,872,800
14,158,471
90,227,310
53,748,174
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway operating exps.
2595.
p.
89,342,744
10,500,725
Net
common
124,148,562
91,013,928
taxes
income
Commission—•
SEC
N6wayV operarions.—"
Telephone
$
Outstanding
500,000 shs.
($0.01 par)
stockholders
127,470,339
8,183,655
1,642,028
Philadelphia, Pa.—Files With
Co., Inc.,
&
Railway oper. revenue
*
V
National Linen Service Corp.—To Increase Com. Stock
thorized
inc.-
Period End. Oct. 31—
1400.
p.
schedules, and ,-did not
V. 191, p. 2093.
$
11,944,600
$4,478,537
_
Northern
61,010
Authorized
stock
$
t"
rwy.
FINANCING
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT
192,
I960—10 Mos.—1959
'
'
120,000
films.
Capital for the production of
Additional working capital
Common
$
operating
Net
—v..
be
certified
been
Nov. 22, 1960 filed a letter of
covering 480 shares of common stock (par
offered at $20 per share, without underwriting.
The proceeds are to go to a selling stockholder.
taxes—
Other
—V.
7,500
of
10 %
23,500
equipment
Purchase
p.
Ostheimer
the
operating
Federal
Net
had
Securities and Exchange
85,568,453 879,252,405 833,988,899
53,503,635 535,724,991 521,951,354
10,153,000 109,144,000 100,049,000
10,145,889 106,306,038
97,116,604
There
proceeds will be used
from
Operating revenues—
Operating expenses.....
Net
the shares issued for
such option.
filed with the regis¬
by accountants who were not
to
equal
describe the consequences of
statements of both companies
not
statements
tration
'
V"
-
13,184,382
8,705,845
expenses
York
Norfolk
additional editorial facilities—
Setting up of
be
-
1960—Month—1959
revenue,
operating
p. 1818.
192,
Heritage Secu¬
City.
offered, after deduction
estimated to be $212,010. These
are
rwy.
New
■
did
financial
independent, did not contain certain required
information in the manner required.
$9,553,625 $90,021,310 $92,031,461
1,815,411
11,559,048
18,117,398
1,672,702
'
Period End. Oct. 31
—
PROCEEDS—Proceeds from the sale of stock
of expenses
p.
56,493,648 569,464,846 572,038,330
46,940,023 479,443,536 480,006,869
),411,293
inc._
operations
of the
open-end investment company.
Murray D.
the board of trustees.
The ■ Mp\ Fund and
managed and the investment of their assets
are
and
The
shares
of
number
a
cash
$
whereas the report stated
the economic feasibility of
rwy.
1818.
p.
revenue
*
—
-
from
operating
operating
—V.
Inc.—Common Stock Offered—
R
Baruch & Co., Washington, D. C., publicly offered
on Nov. 18, 150,000 shares of the company's one cent par
common stock at $2 per share, on a "best efforts'! basis.
BUSINESS
The - company -was incorporated in the District of
Columbia on March 19, 1957. with its principal office located at 195
Eleventh
Street S.E., Washington, D. C.
The company is engaged
generally in the production of films, including commercial films for
TV, films for the government and industry, and full-length entertain¬
The
46,931,253
$
•;
National Film Studios,
The
192,
Net
an
of
chairman
Growth
—V.
56,342,546
expenses
operating
rwy.
Net
supervised by Basic Economics Corp., New York
rities, Inc., is the distributor for the Funds.
as
revenue-
revenue
Rwy.
Rwy.
Foundation—Files Offering—
,
is
Foundation
Lincoln
ment
share
1960—lOMos.—1959
$
$
*
purchase pips a sales charge of 7 */a %
the time of
offering price.1
at
The
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
Period Ended Oct. 31—
(formerly Mutual Income Foundation), 246 North
Columbus, Ohio, Dec. 1 filed a registration statement with
the SEC* covering
100,000 shares of beneficial interest in the MIF
Fund and 1,000,000 shares of beneficial interest in the MIF Growth
Fund.
The purchase price of the shares will be
their net asset
MIF
947,161
The
Foundation
public
Central
operations
St
value
$1,918,578
353,515
was
Mutual Investing
The
$763,144
34,553
the
in
prospectus as a "preliminary
the
in
survey,"
present
Net
of
contract,
High
"$48,003
91,617
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
—Earnings—
1114..
p.
$113,384
inc._
report,
and the report was
analysis of a feasi¬
that no consideration had
been given to
the project.
Both prospectuses
failed to reveal that the underwriter, had been
recently formed to distribute the shares of the companies, and the
Oil, Gas & Minerals prospectus did not state that part of the under¬
writer's compensation consisted of an option to purchase at $1 per
mentioned
those
as
characterized
bility
-
Monday, December 5, 1960
.
.
report of an engineering company which had stated
a demand for the housing, but
the prospectus failed
the
apartments to be constructed were not of the
a
was
that
type
same
1818.
p.
operating
operating
Rwy.
Islip, L. I., has been awarded a $297,248 Air
anounced on Nov. 22 by Colonel Robert V.
Kirkland Director of Procurement and Production, Rome Air Materiel
Area, Griffis Air Force Base, Rome, N. Y.
The contract calls for couplers for use in connecting single antenna
to
multiple ultra-high frequency transmitters or repeivers.—V. 191,
■
7,628,902
Corp.—New Con¬
Electronic Manufacturing
corporation
it
The
7,687,988
$
34,790,679
19,565,486
45,224,721
38,357,393
3,619,346
tract—
Force
812,577
operating
192,
—V.
Munston
788,784
rwy.
Period Ended Oct. 31—
15,071,070 156,552,070 144,440,336
2123.
p.
expenses
New York
$
27,200.653
16,124,567
4,096.122
Operating expenses——
$9,547,480
I960—10 Months—1959
I960—Month—1959
Operating revenues
$8,451,132
to
there
reveal
to
$860,580
from
revenue
rwy.
—V.
that
1960—lOMos.—1959
$902,168
operations
Co.—Earn¬
referred
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
revenue-
operating
Net
ings—
Other
operating
Northeastern
31—
.
-
-
Poor &
other
—V.
Co.
stated
services
191,
p.
the
the
acquisition is
company
is
a
"natural complement"
rendering
to
the
railroad
947.
to the
industry.
\
Process Lithographers, Inc.—Common Stock Offered
—An underwriting group managed by First Broad Street
Investing Corp. ottered on Nov. 30, 145,000 shares of the
company's common stock at a price of $5 per share.
Of
the 145,000 shares offered, 125,000 are being sold for the
company and 20,000 shares for the account of a selling
stockholder.
formed
had
had
not
based
on
detailed
plans
or
arrangements.
American's
prospectus
PROCEEDS—Net
common
proceeds from the sale of Its 125,000 shares, of
stock will be used by the company for expansion and improve-.
Continued
on
page
50
Volume
192
Number
6009
.
.
The
.
Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2225)
Per
DIVIDENDS
Dividend
tables.
announcements
the
In
first
Name of Company
Central
grouped in two separate
indicate all the dividends an¬
we
nounced during the current week. Then we follow with
a second
table in which we show the
payments previ¬
ously announced, but which have not yet reached their
payment date.
Company
Share
Industries
Adirondack
Insurance
Aetna
(initial)
Co.
[
When
Payable of Rec.
Extra
Allied
Thermal
Art
1-
3
12-14
Chilton
1-
3
12-14
Chock
capital
American
Can
gains
Telegraph
Express
Co.
and
A
American
class
Motors
Corp.
B
12-
Class
Co.,
common
12-10
Coleman
7
11-29
Colorado
1-
3
12-20
1-
3
12-27
From
12-15
11-30
Connecticut
Class
B
12-
Stock
9
Stock
6%
12-14
Consolidated
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
12-31
1212-
9
1-
c
Common
payment
Paper,
Continental
Common
$5.50
&
com.
(quar.)
_
Seed
3
12-
1-
3
12-16
1-
2
1-
2
3
12-
4
1-
4
12-15
1-25
1-15
12-19
12-22
12-31
12-15
12-24
12-
Axe-Houghton Stock
(14 6/lOth
cents
12-24
12-
9
3-
1-12
25c
1
2-
1
1-27
12-
A
12-30
3
Class
12-16
A
12-15
12-
Bangor
&
Aroostook
payable
to
RR.
(this
stockholders
tendered ^their
who
shares
12-27
4V2%
11-25
Cypress
12-15
in
12-31
1212-
1
12-31
12-
12-22
12-
2
25c
A
5%
■
it
is.!
Foote
Stock
,
&
4Vi%
preferred
Bright (T. G.)
5%
(quar.)
& Co.,
"
preferred
1
12-
I
Extra
6%
1-
■
,'<}
Bucyrus-Erie
mon
Co.
1-20
12-15
tlOc
1-15
1-15
this
at
1-
Burnham
6 %
Butler
Ltd.
preferred
A
Stock
Canada
4(4 %
Carter
(N. J.)
dlvidend___
Iron
Catalin
Ceco
'
Corp. of
Steel
12-19
Central
Detroit
Central
Foundry
—_
Extra
1212-
5
5
12-16
12-16
12-13
Special
12-12
12-15
12-
1-
7
11-25
11-21
11-25
11-21
12-31
12-16
1-
1
1-
6
12-
9
12-31
30c
12-15
12-
5
30c
12-15
12-
5
2
12-15
20c
12-19
12-
25c
12-20
12-10
35c
12-28
12-
9
$1
12-31
12-
9
12-31
12-
9
(quar.)
$1.07
12-31
12-
12-31
12-
(quar.)
9
12-
9
12-31
(quar.)
Tunnel
Mfg.
12-
12-31
15c
—_—-
Industries
&
12-31
$1.25
$1.05
—
(quar.)
25c
;
1-20
12-12
(quar.)
30c
12-19
12-12
(quar.).;
2 Vic
12-15
12-
1
3c
12-15
12-
1
;—
Investment
Funds,
Inc.—
1
——
30c
12-30
25c
12-22
Dominion
Glass,
preferred
7%
Ltd.,
com.
12-22
12-14
$55c
1-16
12-29
—
*17 Vic
1-16
12-29
(quar.)
Donohue Bros., Ltd. (extra)
Draper Corp. (quar.)
._.
1-
Bradstreet,
a
2-for-l
Inc.
(stockholders
12-
8
12-
12-30
12-31
12-15
9
12-12
1-
2
12-
1-
2
12-12
8
12-15
12-15
12-31
12-15
1-
1
12-16
$1.12 Va
1-
1
12-15
Wisconsin—
Ltd.,
Amer.
ctfs._
17c
12-20
6
1
1-31
1-16
1-31
1-16
35c
1-
3
12-10
$3
12-20
12-
7c
pfd.
12-
9
11-28
1-10
12-27
16 Vic
(quar.)
class
A
and
1-16
12-30
1-16
15c
class A
1
12-30
class
(quar.)
1-
3
12-12
this
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
1
1
12-
9
10c
12-15
12-
5
35c
at
J12%C
} 12 Vic
(quar.)
6%
12-23
12-
9
12-
9
15c
1-
1
time.
(quar.)
(quar.).
(stock
12-
40c
87 Vic
:
evic
dividend)
Winkle-Munning
1-
3
2%
1-1B
12-15
1-
2
12-16
12-30
12-16
10c
Co
25c
(reduced)
common
(quar.)
1-
$1.50
1
1-15
1-
2
Steam
Bank
Boiler
&
Trust
(quar.)_.
& Insur¬
Inspection
(quar.)
12-10
12-
1
30c
+.
12-10
12-
1
45c
1-
50c
3
12-14
Hearst
National
(Pa.)
(quar.)
Publications,—
Class
A
Heli-Coil
(accum.)
Corp.
Hempstead
Extra
;
action
this
5
11-22
12-15
12-
5
12-15
12-
9
16c
12-15
11-25
50c
12-20
12-10
50c
12-20
12-10
12-
9
12-
2
12-15
12-
5
20%
(Calif.)—
taken
on
common
payment
at
time).
Honolulu
Gas,
Honolulu
Rapid Transit,
Ltd
Stock
$2.25
25c
:
i.
5%
pref.
(accum.)
Horn & Hardart Baking (quar.)
Houdaille Industries, Inc.,
common
Felt,
A
B
Extra
12-31
12-12
12-31
A
Door
12-12
1-
2
12-12
1-
1
12-10
1-
1
12-10
12-24
12-12
18c
—
class
&
25c
*75c
(quar.)
(on
1-
*75c
common
(s-a)
Sash
12-15
.
561/4 c
(quar.)
Ltd.,
1
3%
(quar.)
(Harvey), class A (quar.)
Class
12 Vic
$1.75
dividend
preferred
Huttig
12-
30c
(Long Island) (quar.)____
Stock dividend (subject to
approval)
L
Hershey Creamery Co. (quar.)
(No
12-15
12-15
Plantation
:
2
1212-
9
1
12-
9
Eastern
Lime
Massachusetts
1-
9
12-16
6%
1st
pref.
Street
(accum.)
A
and
18c
12-24
12-12
10c
B)
12-24
12-12
50c
Class
(quar.)
12-20
12-
10c
12-28
12-19
12-31
12-19
3
12-
9
Electrical
12-30
12-
9
1-16
12-10
10c
12-23
12-14
25c
12-21
12-
$10
____;—
12-12
11-25
7
Electrical
Consolidated
Products
Corp.
12-30
12-15
11-25
12-
12-31
12-
11-21
Family Finance Corp.
12-
Farmers
2c
25c
.
1
12-20
12-20
12-
9
8
8
Ex-Cell-O
1-
4
12-
7
12-
2
12-31
12-10
________
75c
12-12
11-30
(Seattle)—
(Calif.)
(quar.)___
Bank
Increased
(Lancaster,
$1.12 Vi
1-
3
12-12
Federal Bake Shops
$1.18%
1-
3
12-12
Federal
Insurance
Co.
12-23
12-12
12-23
12-14
1-
3-10
2
30c
1-
3
12-
7
Federated
(Newark,
1-
2
N.
J.)
Stores,
(initial)_
I_
Trust
investment
12-16
12-
12-16
12- 7
12-30
12-
7
9
—
Investors
12-
9
11-22
9
11-22
$1.75
1212-
9
4-
1
11-22
3-10
12-23
12-
12-29
12-12
$1
1-15
12-30
t40c
12-27
12-
9
9
12 % c
(quar.)
12-15
12-30
12-
9
8c
(Boston)
12-29
20c
(extra)-—
12-24
12-
5
(from
Selected
Fund,
Inc.
(from
net
14c
income)
common
(annual)
i.
11-25
11-23
$2
12-16
12-
Jones
Julian
K.
W.
non-cumulative
&
&
7
preferred
(s-a)
—
12-16
12-
6
$2
12-16
12-
6
Machine
Kokenge Co.
25C
(quar.)
(increased)
—
12-
9
12-
1
75C
12-15
12-
5
7c
Lamson
Battery
12-15
12- 5
Refining
(quar,).
35c
Company
(quar.).
37 Vic
12-15
12-
$4
12-15
11-22
40c
12-20
12-
13c
12-30
12-12
Kendall
1-
6
$1
Kerite
1-28
1
1
45c
25c
(quar.)
income)—
investment
-
2-17
Inez—
.
1212-
50c
12-13
50c
27 Vic
A
Finance
Investment
2-21
11-30
1
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-12
12-15
3-
3
5
11-23
Investors Diversified Services, Inc.—
$4
25c
Department
New. common
2
quar.)—
(increased)
International Milling, 4% pfd. (quar.)___^—
International Packers, Ltd.
(Increased s-a)
12-15
10c
—
Quarterly
(Freehold)
1-
1-
12-
12-19
25c
$1.75
class
Steamship Co
International Breweries, Inc.
12-12
12-31
1
50c
Securities,
(increased)
International Resistance
25c
(quar.)
(increased
preferred (s-a)
Interstate
55c
(quar.)
Co.
B
—
Interlake
Pa.)—
1
12-12
Class
12-20
40c
(quar.)__
Extra
3
Inter-Ocean
12-20
10c
1-
50C
(quar.)
3
371/2C
semi-annual
1-
U2V2c
Co.
Jersey Mortgage Co.,
Trust
$1.08%
(quar.)—
Lumber
3
25c
(quar.)__
&
Ingersoll Machine & Tool, class A
Insular
1-
25c
12-15
15c
6%
1-
25c
.-
12-28
21c
(quar.)__
12-15
*37I/2C
:
Corp.
Farrell-Birmingham
(Philadelphia)
12-21
$2
221/2 C
12-15
10c
1—_
-
J30c
(optional)
preferred
Plywood,
12-15
25c
12-12
30c
._
12-20
Industrial
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Emporium Capwell Co.
12-19
$2
/
2
—__
;____
Mfg.
Quarterly
2
1-
12-15
.__
Electric
12-20
1-
Imperial Oil, Ltd. (quar.)
Incorporated Income Fund
4%
.____
5c
—
.
.___
Extra
Emerson
5
10c
;
__,
■
______
Eastern Stainless Steel (quar.)
Easy Washing Machine, Ltd.—
5%
1st pref.
(quar.)
Eddy Match, Ltd. (quar.)
Edgewater Steel Co. (quar.)___
Products
5
1-
Inter-Ocean Reinsurance
—
12-15
Extra
12-
11-15
Ry.—
11-30
Quarterly
1
12-30
10c
3
1-
*25c
*25c
12-15
5
1-26
12-
60c
Corp
10c
1-
17 Vic
—
Special
12-30
12-14
25c
—__—___
(quar.)
East Sugar Loaf Coal (special).——
Eastern Canada Savings & Loan Co.
(quar.)
Keweenaw
Land
Association
1-
3
12-23
1
1
12-19
12-
2
"20C
12-19
12-
2
Fidelity Capital Fund,
Keystone
Inc.—
Capital gains dividend
74c
12-30
11-30
.
5
43 %c
:
(s-a)
Bank
Electronics
12-
$3
Bank
Consolidated
12-15
50c
Hazleton
•
12-19
15C
.
Hartford
12-15
50c
—
12-
36V4c
Calorific
Class
5c
—!
(s-a)
1-11
12-29
5
30c
preferred
Hubbell
pref.
Inc.
National
split to holders of record
Company
Dynamics Corp. of America—
9
53c
Shoe
Hubbard
1)
12-
60c
(quar.)
Printing
Paper
Hartford
8
ap¬
Duraloy
conv
12-15
3
12-20
35c
:_____
25c
&
proved
$1
12-31
*15c
Extra
Dun
F.)
Zerox,
Hansen-Van
12-14
(quar.)—______
9
1
1-
33 %c
omitted
Harnischfeger Corp.,
11-30
—
gains).
Crucible (quar.).
payment
Hammermill
Hoffman
25c
capital
Common
ance
12-
36c
gains)
preferred (quar.)
Grand Rapids Varnish
Corp.
(quar,)____
Greening (B.) Wire, Ltd.—
12-16
1-30
12-27
*
15c
(quar.)___—
net
12-30
1%
Corp.,
11-23
12-
Pennsylvania—
of
the
Inc.
11-23
12-15
Michigan—
6V2%
on
Bros.,
9
—_—
8
invest¬
(monthly)
Products,
Graham-Paige
6%
12-
25c
Gordon Mackay Stores,
Ltd.,
Class B (quar.)
Harris
12-12
8
7c
Goldblatt
9
$1.14
:
net
(quar.)
dividend
Hanover
12-15
12-
25c
from
±
(W.
12-31
12-31
$1.25
(quar.)__
Corp.
8
1-13
12-15
7c
(quar.)
common
A
2-
1
12-31
28 VaC
(quar.)
stocks
Haloid
2-
$1
11-21
62 Vic
of
Investment,
Inc.,
Extra
(quar.)
Canada
Tin
12-16
921/2 c
12-21
50c
11-30
1
Indiana—
of
Telephone Co.
Seal
B
3-
45c
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
Hall
—
(quar.)
(Joseph)
$1.12 Vi
(reduced)__
(quar.)__
__;
12-15
*75c
(reduced)——
10c
(quar.)
Quarterly
-
3
Pa.)—
:
(From
Dixon
Eastern
—
Bank
1-
25c
—
(quar.)
Extra
12-28
1
National
Co.
(quar.)_
preferred
1-11
,
P6nn
12-23
12-12
12-21
*$1.06%
Semi-annual
Central
1-15
12-21
1%
(quar.)__
Central Jersey Bank & Trust Co.
11-25
12-15
$5
1
12-15
12-13
35c
Central Hudson Gas & Electric—
4.35%
preferred
(quar.)___;
4 Vi%
preferred
(quar.) 1
4.75%
preferred
9
20c
(quar,)____
(quar.)
$1.18%
(quar.)
12-
3c
Gold
1
$1
Monthly
12-15
12-
25c
Annual
Light Co.—
Diversified
12-31
62 Vic
America
Co.
preferred
60c
(quar.)
Warehouse
&
12-J16
12-30
12-30
Co.
12-16
12-
5
12-31
$1.50
Corp.
3
12-15
12-30
25c
Telephone Co. of the Southeast—
preferred (quar.)
Glickman
12-29
1-23
50c
Genuine
Parts
Co.
(quar.)
Germantown Fire Insurance
(Philadelphia)—
5
$1.25
Mortgage & Realty
12-16
1-
30c
—
(quar.)_
Products
5
12-
1-
$1.12 Vi
common
International Bridge
Foundries, Ltd.—
preferred
12-
12-27
Z_ZZ_Z
(quar.)
from realized
Telephone Co.
Preferred
6
15C
________—.—
Detroit
11-22
12-19
*15c
(quar.)__
(J.
w.)
Company (quar.)
Cascades Plywood Corp. (quar.)
Castlereagh Corp. (s-a)
Extra
;
12-
12-15
5%
________
—
Eagle Food Centers
(quar.)
Camden Trust
12-15
15c
—
Detroit
25c
—
$4.75
6
4%c
(quar.)—
Hudson
Detrex Chemical
EWA
common
12-
(9c
Co.
Genesco,
12-15
12-31
t30c
(quar.)
$4.50
12-15
3%
(quar.)
General
1
1
1-20
com¬
on
Co., 5%-. preferred (quar.)
Industries
(initial quar.)
California Liquid Gas (quar.)—____—
Inc.
4
12-15
17 Vic
(quar.)
1
25c
(s-a)
Hecla,
1-
12-
*40c
Co., common (quar.)__
preferred
(quar.)___„
&
3-10
Gasket
12 Vic
Cadre
Calumet
12-12
1-15
&
*25c
Butterick
v.r"
Power
December
(quar.)
12-12
2
4-1
Detroit
time)
common
2
1-
*5c
Detroit
3
35c
Mfg.
4'/a%
[
Steel,
Corp.,
preferred
1-
25c
9
56 Vic
taken
25c
$2.50
Service
Telephone
5.80%
11-30
1-
56 Vic
(Boston )Z—ZZ-ZZZZZ
preferred
General
1-15
112 Vac
(quar.)
preferred
General
12-16
12-16
Corp.—
1-
12-10
12-15
6c
10c
Burgermeister Brewing Co.—
Voting trust certificates (quar.)
Burlington
&
5%
.
12-29
*50c
*28%c
action
(no
payment
Delaware
12-15
4
12-28
12 VaC
L
12-30
12-30
(quar.)——
Turbine
preferred
12-30
$1.25
_
20c
$1.31'A
.—-
__—
Co
4.20%
20c
British
:s-
12-15
—.——
Steam
Electric
Delaware
for
(quar.)
12-15
9
3
12-20
$2
preferred
12-20
12-
1
50c
$1.35
$2.10
1-
200
(quar.)______Z~ _ZZ
preferred
General
1-10
12-12
8
8
sink¬
each
_______Z_ZZZZZZ
$2.40
1
12-30
—
Laval
preferred
Columbia Power, Ltd.—
Increased quarterly
British Industries
(quar.)_:
12-
12-30
common
___________
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
for
common
5%
preferred
(quar.)
General Telephone Co. of
12-12
11-25
4,/2%
one
(quar.)_
27c
12-15
1-
of
Refractories (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Calif.
$2.50
6%
25c
preferred
General
12-
pfd.~A~ (s-aj
(quar.)
Land
General Public
and
12-16
1
15c
_
(quar.)_
Candy Corp.
General
3
1-
$1.25
snare
General Investors Trust
General Mills, 5%
12-15
12-15
2c
Frere, Ltd., class A (quar.)—
(Theo. H.)
& Co., Ltd.
(quar.)
4.56%
(quar.)
3
12-29
70c
——
(quar.)
—
Deposit Trust
(Harrisburg,
4.28%
:
Ltd., com.
1-
12-12
25c
Inc.,
is
30c
common
Plants
Mills
yet
£____.
3
25c
—
(s-a)_
preferred
(quar.)____
1-
87 Vic
Y.)
N.
(quar.)—,
3.70%
2%
Co.,
12-12
______—-—
4%
Company
Brass
12-12
12-27
87 Vic
;_
(quar.)_
(quar.)
12-15
..
(quar.)
common
12-15
dividend
Bridgeport
12-27
31V4C
common
3
1-
(Derby, Conn.)—
Works
37 Vic
:
12-30
$5
Gear
(C.)
11-28
—
Pilot
Special
12-15
Company, Ltd. (extra)
Bowling Corp. of America (quar.)
Brad
11-28
6
i
preferred
&
Delta
12-15
Bowes
Brewer
:■
6
12-
(quar.)
Ltd.
Corp.
12-
1-
f
(Juiius)
Gauley Coal
Special
General
(quar.)
preferred
David
De
3
(quar.)
Bank
5
12-
——
Engine
River
1
3
60c
common
1-
$10
Dan
12-20
12-
1-
Semi-annual
St-
12-15
*25c
Ltd.,
Birmingham National
f
3
1-
(quar.)_
Western-Petroleum (quar.)
Class
1-
12-15
25c
Corp. (quar.)
Biddeford & Saco Water
Hats,
1-21
(quar.)_—
America, com. (quar.)
Corp.,
(quar.)
Abbey Co.
R.
&
1
62y2C
Bendix
Biltmore
9
$3
1
12-
D.
1
12-31
12-31
$1
exchange
12-
11-30
10c
not
1
1-
20c
1
1-
$1.12 Vi
dividend
9
12-
B_
(s-a)
(quar.)
have
Bangor & Aroostook Corp.)
Barclay's Bank (D. C. O.) (final)
Billups
Inc.,
Dauphin
com.
12-
$3
2
15c
income)
Co.,
12-22
12-31
International
Clothing,
12-22
50c
Electric
2
tlOc
Stock-. dividend
and
;
&
2
12-
$1.37 Va
-
—
1945
(quar.)
Cummlixs
Curlee
*31 Vic
(B. T.), Inc., 5% conv.
pfd. A (quar.)
Baldwin Piano Co.
(quar.)___
Gas
12-
1-13
l
& Co., common (quar.)_
convertible preferred
(quar.)
ment
1947
(quar.)
Culligan,
12-16
3
*34%c
4Vi% preferred B (quar.)
4% preferred C (quar.)__
Bangor & Aroostook Corp. (initial)
1-13
}5c
<quar.)_
of
Ganincxei
'
6c
Babbitt
Baltimore
12-27
3
50c
dividend).'
(quar.)
Company (quar.)
preferred
3
held)
Gardner-Denver Co.,
4%
1-
1-
*30c
quarZ)ZZ
(incr.
_
preferred
shares
(R. E.)
Garrett
preferred
Co.
Funsten
General
Participating
Class
1-
30c
(quar.)
gains
3
1
*40c
—
Ltd.
Steel
Class
40c
capital
1-
3-15
12-
time.
______
—:___.—_
—■
preferred
Cork
Crown
8
Fund—
:
this
(Middletown,
Bank
Petroleum
514%
Davies
Extra
75c
55c
common
series
convertible
5%
1
1-
25c
Z_Z_ZZZZZ~Z
(quar.)__Z_
pfd.
from
3-31
12-15
.
Oil—
L.),
(R.
Crescent
12-15
12-
25c
ZZZZZZZZZ_ZZZZZZZ
from
4/10ths of 1 cent
at
(quar.)_
Gulch
Cow
Crucible
15c
series)
12-16
20c
(Canada), LtdZTquar.]
Franklin Electric (stock
dividend)
_Z
Fraser
Companies, Ltd. (quar.)
___J
4 Va %
(annual)
Works,
Crush International,
(quar.)
(1959
3
fund
4Vi %
preferred
Foundation Co.
Inc.—
common
National
ing
common
1-24
12-21
57 Vic
(stock
Dairies—
Common (stock dividend
Co.—
preferred series
Inc.
County
8
*43%c
preferred
1-
24c
omitted at this time.
(annual)——_
payment
preferred
3Vi%
Coro,
12-15
9
*37 Vic
5Vi%
11-21
(Del.)—
Rubber
&
Glass
3Vi%
1-11
12-
15c
Shares
3
100%
Petroleums, Ltd.—
prior preferred
Crain
■
25c
Z
Z_~Z
Telephone, Ltd., 5%
12-14
1-16
1-
9
35c
(s-a)
Corp
1-
Inc.
2-15
12-23
-
J.)—
(s-a)
common
]
Trust—
preferred (quar.)
of
—
(quar.)—
Rubber,
Corning
12-10
1-
35c.
ZZZZZZZZZ_
Alarm
$3
12-10
12-21
30c
(reduced)
Corduroy
8
70c
non-cumulative preferred
Atlantic Company
(quar.)
Extra
;
8
60c
——
West
Tire
Dividend
5
8
7 Vic
Z~Z"~
ZZ~Z
Z
Extra
Fire
12-
12-
3
1-
40c
_
(quar.IZZZ_ZZZZZZZ
Co.
Finance
1-
20c
5%
Automatic
12-15
20c
(quar.)
Automation
Cooper
35c
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe
Ry.—
Tack
12-
5c
Extra
Common
12-15
$1.50
ZZZZZZZ
Z~_~
A__
Armstrong Cork (extra)
Armstrong Rubber Co. (quar.)
Arundel Corp.
(quar.)
Asgrow
Consolidated
12 Vic
(reduced)
(s-a)
(increased quar.)
Co.
12-19
5
12-
20c
—
approval
,12-24
A
Moore
Foremost
1
12-15
&
N.~
,
Flying Tiger Line, Inc., 5%
12-15
50c
Chemical & Film
Armour
1
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Co.
preferred
12-30
9
55c
pfd.
class
Angostura-Wuppermann
1-
—
omitted
(quar.)
12-
4%
Nitrate,
12-
5%
12-15
1
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Baking
12-30
12 Vic
Products,
12-15
12-31
*40c
12-16
3
11-22
18 %c
9
12-30
9
9c
to
Fittings, Ltd., class
12-
Y )
75c
River,
&
Increased quarterly___
Trenton National Bank
11-22
12-19
(Toms
3
1-
the
—
N
'
First
5
12-
75c
held,
at
approval
(Poughkeepsie
Bank
Fleming Company,
12-
12-31
1-
National
1
12-
divi-
eight
;
Fischback
12-19
$1.33%
(quar.)
Freightways,
12-15
each
Quarterly
Pennsylvania Banking
9
31 Vic
(quar.)
(extra)
for
stockholders'
12-12
40c
(quar.)
Insurance
Goods
2
(Del.)—
March)
Co.
Consolidated
;
12-
1-
30c
(Pgh.)
Life
in
Dry
12-29
$1.25
Co.
to
(Boston) (quar.)
Oregon (stock
of
share
First
12-12
30c
pfd.
one
subject
12-15
12-29
40c
conv.
(Subject
Water
Consolidated
1-
2
12-30
7 Vic
;__
common
of
12-24
.
January 24 meeting).:
11-22
40c
quar.)___
OIndianapolis)
dividend
Anglo-Lautaro
Trust
dividend
5
1-23
1-
70c
;
____ZZZ_Z~Z
(quarZiZZZZZ
(quar.)
Vitrified
6%
9
50c
__
income
General
30c
'
;
(initial)
12-
10c
u_
Gas,
investment
Commonwealth
$1.50
(quar.)
American
L
Interstate
75 c
III"
(reduced)
5%
preferred (quar.)
5.35%
preferred
(quar.)
1
dend
time.
5%
12-16
18%
(quar.)
Stamping. Co.
A
this
(quar.)
Engineering,
Bank
11-19
9
Quarterly
Telephone
(Mass.)
1-3
3
1
Bank
National
11-19
12-
National
First
11-19
1
First
at
common
(quar.)
12-29
1-
1
12-
time.
i
12-30
30c
quar.)
(quar.)__
this
Extra
9
12-
50c
(quar.)____Z
(N. Y.)
American Tobacco
Co.,
"X\:
Fan
75c
American States Insurance Co.
Avalon
12-29
25c
(increased
Re-Insurance
preferred
Auto
Trust
5%
;
American
'
Forge-Wayne
Clinton
30c
(quar.)__
Extra
Atlas
Clixton
4%
Corp. (monthly)
(quar.)_
Products
American Snuff
V
Clarage
2
5c
Class
J,
9
12-
11-30
Connecticut
~
Metal
American
•%
12-
12-15
12-
12-
12-
Holdert
Payable of Rea
13c
Marshall Field & Co.
First National Bank
dividend)
new
12-20
stockholders
(stock div. payable in
stock)
Products
at
omitted
(stock
12-15
30c
Photocopy Equipment <quar,)____
American President Lines, class A__
'
9
$1.15
(year-end)
American
Anken
12-
43 %c
^
(quar.)_
Maize-Products
American
payment
O'Nuts,
17c
dividend
American
%
12-15
B
common
Home
American
*:■
2
Greetings Corp.—
A
class
omitted
Corp. (year-end)
Cincinnati Inquirer
(increased
City Gas (Florida)
(quar.)
16>/4c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
12-30
4c
$1
Commonwealth Investment Co.
7%'pfd.
Co.,
;
(quar.)
When
Share
(year-end)
First
Industries—:
Company
Full
35c
A
________!
District
6%
1-
Shares—
American
'V-
Dividend
1-21
12-20
5%
American
American
payment
Aerial
Company
(Marshall) & Co.—
See
share
(quar.)
Corporation—
42 Vic
L
Business
Special
Chicago
25c
class
Field
shares
one
preferred
t6c
(quar.)
Co.,
10
at
Per
Name of
Fidelity Fund
in
4c
A
*32Vic
(year-end)
Corp.
Metals
dividend
American
20
t5c
Laboratories
American
4%
B
Dividend
2-15
*15c
(quar.
(quar.)_
Allegheny Power System
Stock
(s-a)
(quar.)
Funds
Dividend
Allied
Class
com.
preferred
shares held
Holders
Payable of Rec.
,
Chrysler
i
preference
Canadian
Stock
Ltd.,
each
B
«
or
(quar.)_,
15c
40c
6Vi%
each
for
share
Mfg.,. class
65c
(quar.)_
;___
Algonquin Building Credits,
;■
for
one
series
Class
Holders
Agricultural Insurance Co. (Watertown, N. Y.)
All
of
or
Chatham
40c
.
(Hartford)
Extra
4
ratio
held
Chemway
Per
Name of
Corp.—
Optional year-end payment of $1.15
are
When
Share
Securities
9
..
Portland Cement
Knickerbocker
Village
(reduced)
quar.)
6
*
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1
10
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Laclede
Gas
Co.,
Lay
{initial*—
Chemicals
Lawter
(H.
W.)
2
12-15
27c
12-31
12-15
12-15
Parmelee
of
.
Lee
Motor
Lewers
distributed
be
12-20
Cooke,
Ltd.;
A—
Lipe Rollway Corp.
12-
9
1-31
5%
25c
I-
3
(quar.)
Y.)
9
(quar.)—4—
•;
12-
12-15
2-
1
12-
Long Island
5%
(quar.),
Theatres
Lighting
Philco
E
preferred
1-15
12-
9
12-30
12-
7
12-30
12-
12-12
1-
preferred H
V#%
Star
$1.28 'A
(quar.)
1-
12-12
50c
(quar.)
Brewing
1-
12-15
Gas
Co.
Lo\yenstein
(M.)
12-15
12-15
11-30
12-15
12-
25c
(quar.)—___—v
Son
&
12-23
12-13
Stock
-
Trucks
Inc.
(quar.).;.
common
*■
Power
5'A%
preferred (quar.)_:
Maine Public Service, ,4.75%
Manchester Gas,
7%
5%
12-12
Price
$15c
.
_
Co.,
Ltd.
American
Marshall
Field
1-
2
12-16
1-
2
12-16
&
Co.,
4'A%
pfd.
6
II-
1-
3
12-21
$1.06%
12-31
12-15
12-15
12-
11c
;
12-
25c
receipt ord
(quar.>__
$0,038
10c
deposit
Corp.
12-27
11-30
,
-
;
Products
(quar,)___.
Massachusetts
Quarterly
Investment
from
Massachusetts
From
Co
tail
long-term capital
Mastic
2nd
Stock
11-30
12-27
Inc.
12-10
12-
4%
12-20
12-
2
15c
_
Maui Electric Co., Ltd.
12-30
12-15
42 Vic
(quar.)
12-
12-
9
Ltd.
McBrine
(L.),
1-
3'A%
$6
common
(s-a)
$50c
10c
12-
11-23
20c
12-20
12-14
pref.
preferred
preferred
Mercantile
(quar.)
(quar.)
1
12-14
Quebec Power
25c
12-29
12-14
Queen
12-19
12-
__
70c
Metro
Goldwyn Mayer
Inc.,
1%
(Common
12-14
12-
7
30c
12-19
12-
9
12-29
12-19
40c
1-13
12-16
17 Vic
12-23
(quar.)__"
(quar.)__!
Brick,
at
omitted
_
this
time.)
action
taken
4'A7c
Co.
&
Co.,
common
Stock
Class
dividend
:
Stock
50c
1
2%
•-
Monroe
Life
Moore
17c
$1.27Va
12-
1
11-21
$1.37TA
12-
1
11-21
1-
2
12-23
12-28
12-15
...
_
(Winnipeg)
(s-a)__
+
(quar.)
A
(quar..).
1-3
12-
t$L75
1-
3
12-
2
t$1.75
1-
3
12-
2
20c
1-
3
12-15
593oC
(quar.)
(quar.).
Morse
(N.
1-
3
12-15
._
_____________
Corp.
Brass
(quar.)
Extra
(quar.).
:
Nation-Wide
National
Corp.
1-
4
25c
12-15
2c
12-15
'
12-15
5c
12-14
1-16
12-
5
12-
5
4
•
Check
6
35c
...
(Texas)
1-
;
(quar.)
.
12-30
Community Bank (Rutherford, New
Jersey)
(quar.)
Grocers,
$1.50
Welding Machine
Lock
National
Rubber
National
Steel
(quar.).
Co.
Tile
Car,
National
&
Brunswick
New
Hampshire
New
Co.
Newport
Inc.
News
(quar.i.
&
...
North
Star
$2.50
Acceptance,
Oil, Ltd.—
preferred
Dry
class
Nova
Scotia
Ocean
Office
Ohio
&
&
Power,
River
Old
Ben
Old
Line
Co.
Supplies, Ltd.
$1.09
Olokele
Oneida,
0%
Ltd.,
12-
9
(quar")"
12-22
12-12
'
11-30
3
12-
8
12-15
12-15
1-
$7 Vac
1-
2
12-
3
common
1-3
12-16
50c
12-20
60c
15c
-
1-
12-
1
7
6
12-15
12-16
12-
1
America—
Cement
12-19
12-
9
25c
12-19
12-
9
25c
(reduced)
12-14
12-
7
12 Vac
12-15
12-' 1
37 VaC
12-15
12-
25 c
II"
(quar.)
Paper
Pacific
1-16
(quar.)
&
Aggregates (quar.)
Intermountain Express (reduced)
Outdoor
Advertising
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph,
6%
preferred
(quar.)
i_
1
12-21
12-
12'Ac
12-30
12-19
.12-30
12-14
V
com., (quar.)
.1
15c.
28'Ac
'
...
U.
$1
1-
3
3
12-15
$1.1614
1-
3
12-15
:
12-23
12-
12-
9
12-23
12-' 9
12-23
12-
1-
$1.75
3
1-
12-
5C
12-15
12-
3 %%
Rico
k31
12-
75c
12-16
12-
2-
75c
12-16
12-
2
$1.75
12-16
12--2
—
$1.75
12-16
12-
—_——
22 V2C
1-25
(quar.)
common
(quaf.)_
preferred
Grande
Robbins
&
93%C
——
Valley
—:—_
80c
12-15
12-
12-15
12-31
1-
3
1-
3
of
Ages Corp.
Corp.,
(quar.)
—
12-10
Ruberoid
Foo's
Ruby
St.
Company
Enterprises,
Croix
Paper (year-end)
Sampson-Miller Associates, common
'Class
B
(initial)
4.36%
Electric
preferred
Scharco
:
—
(quar.)
A
Manufacturing
Extra
—
Securities
Fund,
Inc.——
Security National
Bank
Quarterly
—
of Long
—:
dividend
approval
Selck
4.
(Walter
—
E.)
Trust,
amount
Leather
Class
G.)
A
Shawmut
Water
12-30
$1.50
1-13
12-
'
8
8
12-30
(stock
Power
11-30
12-31
12-
50c
Association,
12-
Co.
of
Canada,
South
Penn
South
Puerto
Oil
Ltd.
Co.
Rico
preferred
Southern
$1.60
Dredging,
Radio,
State
Bank
Stock
(quar.i
York
Industries
Ltd.
(Albany,
dividend
N.
Fire
Stock
State
to
on.
Extra
(Toronto)
*
—-
Stratton
&
Stubnitz
Greene
Action
Sun
Terstegge
on
Chemical
Sweets
of
Extra
Tandy Corp.
Co.
Corp.,
A
(quar.)l—
,r—
-•
8
12-
8
1-
1
12-20
1-
3
12-
9
$30c
12-31
12-
9
15c
2-15
1-31
2-15
1-31%
10c
-
—
(initial)
(quar.)——
12-16
; ''
•'
'
-
12- 6
12-28
12-6
1-
2
12-20
•
-
•
.
___—____
5c'.-.1 12-30
.
40c
%
50c
12-
12-29
.
::
12-15
12-29
12- 9
9
-
*
C
F
Industries
A
C
F
Wrigley Stores Inc.
Vending Corp.
Abacus
2-
1
Fund
1-10
share
12-27
12-
7
share
12-23
12-
9
held
'
1-
2
+$1.50
1-
1
12-15
Abitibi
12-31
12-16
Abrasive
3%
3-
1
2-17
Power
&
12-30
12-19
1-10
12-20
12-
2
3
12-
6
5%
Paper
1-
12-15
Common
5%
above
5%
12-30
12-9
12-12
12-
1-3
12-12
Aeme
1-
3
12-15
Acushnet
120c
1-
3
12-15
Adams
30c
12-
1
11-28
ported
in
Ltd.
(quar;)—_
Corp.,
•15c
$1.12
12-
6
11-16
'12-22
12-12
1-
12-12
3
12-29
12-15
75c
1-15
12-15.
$1
'1-31
12-8
1-
3
12-
8
1-
1
12-
1
12-10
11-18
31'Ac
12-10
11-30
Ltd.
J15c
;
(quar.)
(quar.i*
common
was
previous
issues
as
a
12-
9
3
12-
9
1-
3
12- 9
12-20
12-
12-
$2.50
Incorrectly
3
1,
7c
(semi-annual)
payment
1-
t30c
f$1.25
;_y_
1
11-28
7
re¬
quarterly
dividend,
in
Wire
Co.
15c
cash
-holders]
or
12-
1
(year-end payment of $1.20
stock [at the option of stock-
from
Admiral Homes,
net
capital
gains
and
34c
Inc.
Casualty & Surety
Aetna
Life
Insurance
(from
(quar.)_
Reduction,,
12-12
12-15
30c
:_
35c
net .realized
11-15
1•
3
12-
9
1-
3
12-
9
security
12-14
11-1
62V2c
12-5
11-18
$1.12Va
12-5
.
common,-(quar.)
preferred
11-30
1-10
4%
(quar.i
profits)*
4.50%
12-23
22'Ac
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Aetna
Air
11-25
12-12
$1.54
(quar.)_,
12-12
25c
—
Process
Express
from ordinary income)
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp.
$1.13
12-8
3
J42Vac
'
5c
.___
A
3
1-
$1
—
1-
10c
common..
Refineries,
Sugar
preferred
The
2
Co.,
(quar.)
Electric
;
Products,
preference class
preferred (quar.)
Acme
11-21
45c
-v--—
(quar.)
$1.20
Acadia-Atlantic
6
12-13
$1.10
(quar.)-
common
(quar.)_—
Metal
&
1-
11-25
3
1-
(3/100ths
approximately
—*
preferred
12-16
12-15
10c
_——
preferred
5%
1-20
62V2C
^___
Holdert
Payable of Rec.
2%
(quar.)__T______
dividend)
to
Extra
.
When
■■
Power common for each
Laboratories,
50c
12-12
(quar.)
(stock
equal
share)
•per
(stock dividend)
Inc.
of Gatineau
Per
Share
.
A
2
•
*
"
12-
25c
1
12-
12-30
8IV4C
give the dividends announced in previous
we
Affiliated: Fund
America
12-30
'2%
■
this time).
at
(quar.)____.**
12-15
_
(quar.)
9
45c
*
(quar.)
(quar.)
•
150c
(quar.)*.-
common
1
deferred
Name of Company
25c
rets,
12-
preceding table.
29c
—
dep.
3
4%
;
1-3
payment passed Nov. 25
American
preferred
Co.
1-
57c
1961)
——l.
Corp.—
common
Financial
$4.50
2
stockholders
1
1-
20c
12-21
45c
Brewers,-Inc. :(quar,i
Sterling Trusts
9|
;
preferred
—.—____
Below
20c
(Miami) —
the class A & B stocks
Investment
'
12-
weeks and not yet paid. The list does not include divi¬
dends announced this week, these being given in the
1-19
Casualty Co.
dividend
Extra
120c
(quar.i
(subject
Radio
1-13
_
&
Street
Sterling
divd.)
—
Y.t
-
6
3
;
50c
25c
(stock
6
1-
;_
8c-
ABC
•40c
—
(quar.)..—„
(reduced)
1-
75c
$1.25
(quar.).*:
(quar.)_____*______T_____
payment
Research
Zenith
Abbotts
—_
(quar.)
approval at meeting Jan. 24,
State
12-
2-15
;
(special)
preferred
T
2-11-
Co,—
(Common
$4
common
Kollsman
Standard
Works
12-22
1
Power—
convertible
Stanley
.
•
participating preferred
Standard
..
12-15
2-
$1.43%
•
50c
.
(quar.)__.
Canada
3
2-24
"
(quar.),
Sugar—
12-15
12-15
4
75c
12-15
125c
(quar.)
12-15
1-
$1
dividend——
.''.-Yonkers Raceway-r
12-1
■
1-15
(initial-quar.)
Cab
1-15'
1-15
(quar.)
Publishing
130c
—
Breweries,
(quar.)
common
•
3
Ltd.—
Quarterly
Sick's
B
12-20
30c
(quar.)__
jr.
1-
f35c
(quar.)—_______—
55c
.
.
——
Sherwin-Williams
1-
,
25c
E'xtra
-t
|$1
common
3Vi%
.
J50c
(quar.)___:.__
Stores,
Oil Co.
Yellow
5
2-
'
•
133. V3O
(quar.)
common
Shelby Salesbopk
8%
1%
$20c
—-
-
1
1-16
per
dividend)_
6
,
1-17
1+13
(quar.)
(quar. i
(quar.)
_______
Wood, Alexander,
Ltd.
(annual)
*___
Wood-Mosaic,
class A
(initial-quar.)______
3
1-13
2%
—
Co.
&
(quar.)
dividend_
Stock
12-15
30%
(increased)
(Frank
Shawinigan
lien
preferred
World
depositary sh„ after deduction of charges,
Seton
(annual)
prior
Stock
1-
25c
v
under
Utilities, 4.40%
Whitehall Cement Mfg.
V-'
30c
—
——_.
$0,248
pfd.
Grocers, Ltd., class A
Class
12-14
12-15
12-
■■
12-20
5%
12-
dividend)—
about
to
announcement
4Va%
W;heeling Steel Corp.,
•12-15
12-28
-
(stock
*
12-15
4%
shareholders
:
-
Co.
-&
12-15
12-20
12-30
5c
Ltd.- (final)
will
Payment
to
subject
.*
dividend
Island—
——
1-2
30c
■■■.
1
Wiser
1-
12-14
3
31V4C
Corp
Co.—
Power,
Texas
9
12-5
11-30
-1-
12-20
12-
1-15
12-10
50c*..
%
-
v
(quar.
11-30
1-16
12-20
12-14
—
-
'
—
12-16
1-16
Wieboldt
6»4C
5
1
12-10
50c
—
Electronics
12-
50c
Co.—
1-
5
12-15
i-16
9
$1.09
———.
-
20c
*
———
(initial)
2
12-16
$1.05
9
1-24
:
(quar.)
Fixture
1-
6c
$1.02V2
12-
1-24
(From net inc.)
*
12-15
12-
$1.12Va
12-
15c
—_r;
Co.—.
15c
Corp.
Mill$; (quar.)
&
12-30
(quar.)
12-23
lVaC
(initial)
——
Power
&
(quar.)
0
12-15
35c
-—
12-
(quar.)
12-23
12-15
12-15
C
15c
25c
——
12-30
B
$5c
(final)
Ltd.
11-30
75c
12-20
preferred
50c
(quar.)
12-15
preferred
30c
'
1-2
12-20
(quar.)—
Wheeling & Lake Erie Ry.,
11-25
25c
—
8 V
35c
1—V'
preferred (quar.)
Westmoreland, Inc. (quar.)
12-15
common
•
12-15
12-
30c
:___
7%
'12-15
$1.25
——
'
12-31
12-22
title.
Penn
Common
12-16
25c
Telephone, common (quar.)——
preferred (qiiar. >_
—
'
40c'
changed to Allegheny Power System,
Western
12-5
+20c
9
12-15
25c
;___
—
pfd. (quar.$1.10
Western California Telephone—
5%
preferred (quar.) —12V2C
5
37 VaC
12-
3
1-3
.
5
__j_
(quar.)
Electric
See
West
5
(quar.)
7
4.10%
12-15
12-
9
12-
1-
$1
Mass.)—
_______
Knitting
12-
stockholders
Ltd._
Co.
Showcase
2
12-21
(quar.$1.12Va
Corp.
Oil
1
*
12-
12-27 r
,
35c
______
■
12-23
4.20%
12-16
12-15
Myprs,
Rothmoor
(Jim)
Penn
West
1-12
1-25
12-23
4c
Rochester
Rock
(quar.)
to
(quar.)„_—
Agriculture,
Inc.
2
12-31
25c
'
••
8
J20c
preferred
Name
1-12
5c
Gas
West
9
40c
Mining
(quar.)
(Springfield,
Co.
$3
new
—I"
Inc., com. (quar.)—$1.50 partic. preferred
(quar.)—.
Robinson Little & Co.', Ltd. .(quar.)——
5%
Corp.,
Extra
Potomac RR.—
obligations
\
42c
(quar.)
5%.preferred
3
Argentine
Trust
Equipment
Wayne
12-15
1
12-
income)
preferred
ift'RIIO*.
1-
12-
11-30
12-29
securities
5—
Jan.
on
I
/
12-28
,
York),
9
12-15
15c
subject
12-
-7%.
•
—______
(New
&
Washington
1-16
1-
Riley Stoker Corp. ,(quar.)
Rio
Ltd.
Walter
l-fe
,3%.
;
1-31
25c
—
from
investment
(Boston)
Co.
3
37Vac
(s-a)
dividend
I-
'
9
65c
Manufacturers
&
Co.
profits
Calif, (stock div.)
(35c
12-
"
9
3
;
T
net
.1
12-
1-
from
(Iowa)__——__
12-15
(extra)—
Fund
1
distribution
a
Co
Waldorf Systems, Inc.
Wall Street Investing
2
.icicj. J
1
Fredericksburg &
of
cents
(38
plus
securities
Corp.
from
Wells-Gardner
common
Fund
income
from
7c
Bank
40c
—-___
cents
Waialua
,
9
'
$4.50
9
time)
Inc.,
12-
Vulcan
1-13
2-24
deferred
action
12-16
12-16 '
...
Viking Pump Co.
5
'
1-13
30c
(quar.)
(quar.)„*._—30c
Merchants
Victor
-
V-' 1-13
RR.
12-9
3
$40c
—
12-
1-3
$2
_
(div.
1-13
1
30c
Trust
Viau,
9
12-19
12-15
12 Va c
—
1
1
Quarterly—
Valley National Bank (Phoenix, Ariz.) (quar.)
9
12-23
1-13
2-
—r—■
:
______
50c
2-1
2-
Accumulative
Valley
1-13
12-16
approval
12-15
1-
1
12-
Trust
S
1-13
2-
12-30
Lumber
S.
U
2-1
.___
investment
Weber
12-31
25c
(quar.)
6
12-15
$1.06
$1.75
guaranteed
Suez
Pacific
1-1
50c
7%
12-16
$20c
"III I
IIIIIIII1I.
1
„
12-
12-22
9
25c
6334c
"
•
•
Stock
—
Standard
1-
12-31
12-31
$15c
.
■
20 c
3
2-
Income:
S
1-
12-
12-22
$1.40
Illuminating
U
1-16
•
-
12-15
17Vac
12-15
•
United
12-12
-12-15
25c
profits &
H- 3
12-12
1- 3
12-29
$1.42 Va
United
12-15
$63c
iquar.y^
guaranteed
6%
25c
preferred
Pacific
12-16
12-15
20c
IIIIIIIIII
1
-
Sugar
Oxford
6
$62'/a c
Quarterly
Extra
6
12-
$0.3281'A
(quar >
of
12-
12-16
2c
I
,
Co.
12-12
12-16
60c
_
(s-a)
3
9
12-12
$2
I
Insurance
1-
*
60c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Life
3
80c
A._
(quar.)
Sand
Coal
1-
(quar.)
Ltd.
2
$1.18%
1
Specialty Mfg., Ltd.
Brass
Ohio
Light
Cement
12-
12-24
12-
Dock—
(quar.)
Northwest Airlines Inc., common
5<A 7o
preferred (quar.)
12-15
8
2
......
American
North
12-14
1-
<quar.)_.ZII™"~
Shipbuilding
12-
12-27
1-16
,2
~
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J
Corp.
12-19
115c
_
....
Year-end
12-12
55c
(quar.)
Mining
11-29
12-28
15c
(quarJI.II
(quar.)
Magazine,
'
2%-
1-
Shattuck
(quar.)
Service-—
preferred
1
12-12
40c
Ltd,
3
1-26
1-
17VaC
(quar.)—
(initial) 1
Co
Pacific
27
12-31
(quar.)__
United" Financial
12-15
87 Vac
Selection
10c
__
Insurance
preferred
Yorker
1-16
12- 9
2%
,
Telephone,
Orleans Public
Special
*
this time
(quar.)
(quar.)
4.35%
Newmont
2
„
4%%
New
1
1-
dividend)
Co..
Cement
New
2-
$37'Ac
15c
(stk.
of-
2
3
12-31
Century-Fox Film (quar.)____40c
Extra
12-15
1-3
15c
•
3",
1-
11%C
-
———
(extra).;
(extra)——
(extra)
—
12-31"
Ltd.—
Mfg.
Transit
Nazareth
"
15c
.
Common payment omitted at
National
35c
(quar.).
„
Machinery
12-
1
1-
9
12-
12-1S
12-12
(quar.)-—
Bag-Camp Paper
Extra
Union
11-29
12-29.
30c
Stock
•
Ltd.—
preference
National
;
j.
Electric
National
12-20
"
'
National
12-30
-
(quar.) —
Savannah
5c
Murray Company
2
Y.t-—
Initial
Mueller
(accum.V-
Manufacturing,
Dividend
Rich's,
(quar.)
12-
5
$1.22Va
$1.49
United
conv.
Rhodes
preferred
Union
12-20
$$2
.
12-12
1-10
+20c
...
B
Products
15c
-
common
40c
20c
.
<quar.)_
(quar.)..,
Moore Drop Forging, common
4% 7c
preferred (quar.)
Electro
12-15
11-21
Ltd.,
preferred
1-18
1
Equipment Co.
preferred
7%
12-12
12-
Chemical
Corp.,
12-31
•
12-15
$1.25
Assurance
Auto
Montrose
12-12
(quar.)....
preferred
Monarch
12-16
preferred (quar.)__
(quar.)
preferred
5Va%_
12-16
3
1-18
l'Ac.
;
3
1-
2%
Minneapolis Gas Co., 57c
12-15
1-
12'Ac
:
12-15
12-31
56'Ac
,
5
12-31
10c
(quar.)..
Bros., (quar.)
12-
1
12-31
37'Ac
...
5.10%
1-
5
12-20
preferred (quar.) -—;
—
Western
(quar.)———_—————
3V2%
preferred
net
(s-a)
6%
__
dividend
9
25c
(quar.)
preferred
Philipp
this
at
preferred
of Oklahoma—
Voting common
(quar.)
Chemicals
B
12-
12-
1-13
1-13
54c
preferred
2nd
4%
(quar.)_^*—___
United
Co. (quar.)——*—
Candy
—,—.—————
Co.
Richmond
(quar.)
Inc.
Investment,
convertible
12-14
on
_____
Minerals
8
time).
(Dayton, Ohio) common
67c preferred (quar.)
Miller-Wohl
12-
30c
:
12-19
12-31
-
dividend
Stock
preferred
Twentieth
Reading Co.—
9
15c
common payment at this
Midwest Rubber Reclaiming
Securities
12-
Can
C.
R.
Reliance
Inc..
Meyer-Blanke Co. (quar.).
Michigan Chemical Co. (no
Midwest
...
preferred
payment
Metropolitan
(quar.)
Anne
(quar.—
Mfg.
1-
5%
$5.70
12-16
1-12
50c
——_
$5.60
•.
9
87'Ac
,___
Metal & Thermit Corp., common
7 7c preferred (quar.)lJ
II
\
12-14
12-20
—
preferred
11-11
9
56c
12 Vac
7% 1st preferred (quar.)__—.—
Pyle-National Co., common (quar.)
8% preferred
(quar.)
15c
year-end)___.
12-
75c
..
preferred (quar.)
orig.
•
$4.90
9
$1
12-20
Refrigerating (quar.)
Mergenthaler Linotype Co.
12-
1-16
.
„$50c
-
7%
Lllia
$2.55
12-15
„
,
12-15
12-15
7c
$75c.
'••; $$1
;
40c
25c
(quar.)
Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line, com. (quar.)
capi-
.
common
of Nevada (reduced
—
Star, Ltd., 6% 1st pref. (quar.)^
Lines
9
$1
Non-voting,
12- 9
5
12-15
12-23
35c :
dividend
Troxel
———-
voting com.
12-22
Mining
Stock
12-20
3
1-3
5%
1
Co.
Corp.,
88c
....
Merchants
Metro,
12-7
1-
38c
t.
preferred (quar.) I__——
———
preferred (quar.)———
4.65%
preferred (quar.)—
$1.50
-
(quar.) J
Stores, Inc.
1-
1--1
•
$1.75
4.24%
12-20
.♦
Ltd., participating
Ltd..
Corp.,
;
__
(quar.)r
1—-«-*—!——-Washington Insurance
(quar.iTranspoi't Co., 5%
pfd.-(quar.)
payment omitted at this time.
Publication
12Vac
(quar.)_.
Transcon
1-16
12-
(quar.)„.,*.
$5.96
40c
9
20c
2-1
1-16
12-15
12- 7
12-15
—
—5%
Participating ,;
1-16
12-23'
1-10
series) (quar.)
pfd. (quar.)_.
$1.20
Torrington Company (quar.)
Torrington Mfg. (quar.).
Towle
Manufacturing (quar.)
12-19
1
Co.,
(quar,)
Shipyards
Toronto
12-15
2-
97'Ac
4%
5
12-
Sugar,
McCrory
12-
1-
_____
Mays (J. W.), Inc. (quar.)
McBryde
12-
$5c
____*
(quar.)!
1
1-16
$1
5
10c
Maxwell,
1-
90c
12-15
dividend
Tonopah
9
13c
(accum.)
Service Co.
Public
Todd
9
1-
1%'.
from
40c
and
preferred
Mfg.
Provincial
2
(quar.)
1-
1
dividend
Stock
12-12
25c
dividend
Mattel,
12-29
10c
_
1
2-
93 %c
-
—
5%, pfd.
Ltd.,
conv.
Progress
2
18c
gains
2-
12-
12-31
12-31
Realty & Construction
Stock
9
$1.17
A (quar.) —
at this tim e.
Growth Stock Fund—
income
preferred
Common
Conveyer (quar.)__
1-
gains- -—i
4%%
;
Fund—
Corp
Mathews
(quar.)
net
Bros.,
Providence
income
Growth
from
Price
3
Trust—
investment
Investors
1
——
Proctor-Silex Corp.:—
-
Screw
Masco
2-
Tishman
1-9
—-
*_•*————————
Rowe)
(T.
14c
Marconi International Marine Communication
Marlin-Rpckwell
1
dividend)-
Machine
Inc.
Preway,
12-16
12-19
(quar.)..
common
preferred (quar.,)
11-23
2-
Corp. of Canada, Ltd.r com. (quar-)
1st preferred
(quar.)—
par Lie.
preferred (quar.) —
1
1
1-
$1.75
-
12-15
Oil
12-31
12-15
1- 3
.—
dividend
Stock
1
95c
non-cum.
$$1.25
(accurn.)
-•
Maple Leaf Milling, Ltd.,
dividend
1-3
1-
65 %c
(quar.).44. $0.59375
pfd.
preferred
6%
12-12
12-27
45c
___
11-23
& Chicago Ry.-
Wayne
Ft.
Porter-Cable
1
4V2%
Mack
12-
12-15
$1.10
A—
preferred (quar.)—
—National Bank (quar.)
Huron Sulphite & Paper Co.—
Port
11-30
$4
(increased-quar.)
(quar.)
12-12
12-10
-
.
87
90c
Angeles Investment
12-30
25c
4.—T_——
Pittsburgh
$10
Los
Lowell
Pittsburgh,
12-15
1-
<_■
Times-Mirror
pfd. (quar •I
(quar.)
.
(1959
Tidewater
5
$1.07 Va
(stock
Co;
Credit
Pioneer
12-12
25c
5
Lone
Screw
preferred
5
12-
Inc.* common (quar.)——
(quar.)_—*
preferred
(quar.)_
—
Phillips
$1.50
12-
.12- 5.
1-20
60c
12VaC
31c
37Vac
30c
10c
4%,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)—
2-15
12-22
t$l
•
—:—
(extra)
preferred
12-15
1-20
(quar.)
Co.
——-—--I-—
Pa.)
Investment,
12-15
$1.25
Trust
&
Holders
Payable of Rec.
—
preferred
4%
Ltd.,
Bank
$1.25
35c
25c
preferred
omitted
payment
(Scranton,
Thrift
$45c
preferred
3.90%
12-12
$1.08%
(quar.).-.-
F
&
1~
1-
$1.25
2
11-21
Philip Morris,
7
$1.06V4
,_
3% %
Corp.,
Common
Co.—
B (quar.)—-—
preferred D (quar.)*__
4.35%
4.40%
4%
preferred
4Va%
7
12-
11-28
25c
*—I—.—
1—
preferred (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.68%
9
t$l
—
——
4.30%
1-12
12-30
2%
dividend——
(Marcus)
12-
12-16
Canada,
National
$1.02 Va
4
Philadelphia Electric Co., 3.80%
5
.$$1
Stock
12-21
(increasec 11
Corp.
(quar.) ——
Fhhadelphia Bourse (annual)—*————
1-12
1
2-
.
12 VaC-
5c
Perfex
12-
-
Special
55c
Texaco
Third
50c
4.10%
—
12 Va c
9
9
—
12-20
11-30
7
12-20
12 Vac
common
(quar.)——
Teletray Electronic Systems, Inc.i-+
Stock dividend of one for three
1
12-
$50c
preferred (quar,)—
Pennsylvania Railroad .———
12-
5'Ac
60c
Loew's
Ltd.
Pennsylvania Gas & Water, com.
12-
12-
—
___
12-15
12-23
"When
Share
Name of Company
9
12-23
(extra)
1
(annual)———
(extra)
12-
$1.50
Paper
Ltd.
Stores,
Corp.
Penman's,
3-20
3-30
12 Vac
—
5% preferred (quar.)_
Liberty Fabrics of New York—
5%. preferred
(quar.)
Lincoln Rochester Trust Co.
(N.
Service
Paul
dividend
Stock
Parchment
Paterson
Per
of Rec.
12'Ac
-
Monday, December 5, 1960
.
.
Holders
12-30
$2.50
l-t
——— —
—
—
Pemco
—---:—~
class
Products,
&
12-31
5.
Jan.
on
(initial),-
A
12-15
a
5*for-4 split
the common stock.
and
A
will
class
12-29
12'Ac
;
(N. Y.)
(quar.)
Transportation
(quar.)
Ex^ra
5c
approved
class
the
Stock
New
1-
Sulphur
Payable
25c
1
(quar.)
Park-Lexington
12-31
»
(quar.)
Co., class A
&
Stockholders
American
31V4C
26'Ac
(quar.)
common
preferred A (quar.),———T—,---4.
preferred B (quar.)
5%
Share
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Pan
4.32%
When
Per
Holders
When
Per
Share
Name of Company
,
.
—
/31c
'
Volume :192
Number 6009
; ■
;;
;
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
'
(2227)
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Akron
fJI-yX
ma
Extra
*
*
_
"
"
'
Gas
Alabama
6%
k
'
V
*
(quar.)_______'
1
— --
—
-
*
a
4.20%
.12*
12-10
12-
5%
preferred
6% .preferred
Oils,
Allen
Western
(Leon
.
Ry.
Fund-
B.)
Industries'
Allen
Tire
Alliance
Allied
&
Artists
Pictures,
Chemical
Allied
Allied
t3c
4.08%
Gtd.
__.
1-
preferred
Stock
Ltd.
50c
$3.75
Co.
Year-end
America
$6
12-
25c
12-23
11-21
12-15
12-
12-
9
11-10
Arvip
12-15
11-25
Asbestos
10c
2%
(quar.)_„____
(quar.)__
Agricultural
Chemical
Bank
common
Note,
preferred
(quar.)____
5•%„ preferred
B
(quar.)
Biltrite
1st
Co,—
;
Inc.,
5%.
dividend
preferred
Chain
American
Chicle
—__—*
12-15
1
12-15
Atlas
Auto
Automatic
25c
quarterly
Cyanamid Co.,
preferred
American
Stock
Electric
1-
62'/2c
Securities
and
30c
Exchange
•/
quar,)_
1-
47c
12-
12-10
2'/a%
Commission)/
12-31
>•
15c
12-
6%
Felt
Co.,
preferred
■
common
15c
.(quar.)—___i__;
(quar.)
&
Casualty Co.
Foreign
American
Forest
American
General
Power
Quarterly
V
(quar.)____/
Hardware
15c
"
Stock
dividend
American
A
Hoist
American
Hospital
American
Ice
•
Stock
Co.,
common
dividend
preferred
1212-
16'Ac
12-20
20c
12-15
International Corp.
(16 cents in
representing undistributed net ordi¬
nary income for
1960, and 71 cents rep¬
resenting net capital gains)
6
12-
7
12-
7
5'A%
Investment
Co.
Locker,
class
American
Machine
&
American
Machine
&
American
Mfg
Illinois—
of
$1.31'A
1-
1
12-
8
quar.)
40c
12-10
(quar.)—_—__
40c
15c
(incr.
Class
A
(quar.)
American
4V2%
preferred
American
Stock
Meter
Co.
American
American
Optical
American
5%
,(Galv.
Co.
special
American
&
Common
Chemical,
com.
2nd
Black
12-20
12-15
12-
2—
12-15
$1.25
12-
1
20c
—,
preferred
12-31
5%
conv.
3rd preferred (quar.)
American Seating Co. (quar.)—
12-31
$1.25
12-
40c
—
Bohn
American
Ship
American
Smelting & Refining—
Building,
7%
preferred
American-South
new
(quar.)
Bond
African
15c
American
Investment,
Foundries
Sterilizer
Stores
American
Sugar
preferred
Co.
Co.
(stock
(quar.)
Brach
Title
American
Writing
American
Zinc. Lead
(Miami)
Insurance
2
12-
9
15c
1-
5V2%
1
1-
3
1212-
9
1-
11-30
1
7>/2c
/
—
12-19
12-
12-15
12-
12-15
(quar.3_~_
-
12'/?c
12-19
3%
12 '/2c
Aniphenol-Rorg
Anaconda
Anchor
Co*
Post'Products
Corp^' (quar.>r_
12-30
$1
(quarA
Anderson-Prichard Oil, 4'/4% pfd..-.(quar.)i._
Andrea Radio Corp._^x__'_2
;—
—-—
Anglo American Exploration. Ltd. "(stk. div.),
25c
:
12-
12-
12-22
53'Ac
.12-30
12'/ac
/ 12-15
<
Bristol
5
12-16
12-
1
12-
10-20
Carey
9
12-15
12-
12-27
(quar.)
12-
1-16
(quar.)
12-15
1
12-
9
12-31
12-
9
12-15
12-
1
Carter
12-15
12-
1
Carriers
Castle
11-25
1-
3
12-
1
12-
2
1
•
40c
10-24
5%
11-
5%
12-29
7
12-15
$1.06Vt
1-
3
1-
3
12-15
C.)
12-10
lc
pfd.
11-14
11-14
75c
12-17
12-
40c
12-
11-10
50c
(quar.)
(increased-quar.)
Co.,
(quar.)
common
(quar.)_,
&
Brass
12-15
$1.37V2
(quar.)
(quar.)_
Club
of
25c
3IV4C
—_______—
(quar.)
1-
pfd.. (quar.)
12-
2
2
12-1512-
1
12-15
12-
1
-12-15
1-
87V2c
(s-a)__
9
3
12-15
i
30c
12-
2
12-
5
12-16
1-3-61
20c
North America—
(quar.)_
11-25
12-15
12-15
35c
•'
2V2%
Co., 6%
J.)
12-7
12-
9
6
t62x/2c
*
(quar.)___—,__—
1-
1
12-
9
t58%c
1-
1
12-
t68%c
(quar.)
1-
1
11-26
9
Dec.
7
11-18
31c
1-
2
11-25
t$1.50
1-
3
12-15
•
12
Mfg.
Power, Ltd.—
____________
:
'
42c
.12-30
33c
12- 7
12-30 .12- 7
50c
12-15
30c
.-
(quar.)Ti_____„___-_
93%c
11-25
12-15
..
Britishi Aluminum, Ltd.—
-?■
t U
: *'
'"American dep. rets.' (final)u._^^—8%
British American
Extra
Bank
.
.
Note,
Ltd...(quar.)__v "
1-
_
,15c
<—;
.
.
25c
(quar..)___^.____^_^___.^
Brass Corp/ (quar:.)
1
27c
12-15
12-
1
(quar.)__I
$32 Vic
12-20
II-18
25c
-
11-25
•
3
12-15
1-13
1.- 3
12-20
12-, 2
">i
' *
;
1
12-
5
2
12-
1
$$1
12-
7
11-30
$50c
12-
9
.
12-15
12-
1
t50c
12-15
12-
1
'__
$25c
12-
5
11-15
12-15
11-15
4-1-61
3-
3
3-
3
4-1-61
3-
t$2
1-
1-
12-
I
12-31
12-31
•
.11-25
11-25
1-
3
1-
3
12-15
12-15
11-20
12-15
11-20
12-15
1-
2
12-
2
1-
2
12-
2
1-
3
Trust
t20c
1-15
12-31
75C
^_____ZZ_Z
-ZZZZZZZZ.
75c
12-
2
12-15
1-
2
11-25
1-
2
11-25
25c
12-
12-
11-18
10c
12-30
40c
common
12-10
40c
12-13
12c
(quar.)_______
35c
10c
2%
1-
9
3
12-15
1212-
5
2
1
12-15
12-
8
12-15
12-
8
12-30
12-
8
93 3/4 c
;
1-
1
12-15
30c
12-
9
11-25
_____
$1.25
12-21
12-
5
25c
12-15
12-
5
30c
12-30
12-15
10c
12-10
11-30
30c
:
:
12-23
12-
'
;
(quar.)_
8
$1.12 '/2
1-
1
12-
8
$1.75
1-
1
12-
8
25c
12-21
12-
•
$1.25
(Elizabeth, N. J.)
12-21
12-
t
$1.25
12-21
12-
9
—
4%
(quar.):
'38c
$1.12'/2
$1.16
1-
4
12-16
1-
3
1-
3
12-
8
11-25
12-
9
12-
9
Service—
48c
12-10
11-18
$1
common
(quar.)
12-16
12-31
12-16
35c
(quar.)
12-31
$1.23
(quar.)
12-31
12-
9
87 '/2c
1-
1
12-
9
$1.15
1-
1
12-
9
$1.50
1-
1
12-
9
$2.25
12-19
12-
5
10c
12-15
11-30
12-15
11-30
65c
;
(Rochester, N. Y.)
Public
preferred
12-15
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Century Industries
1
Service—
$1.03
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
1-
1
12-15
$1.16
1-
1
12-15
$1.19
1-
1
12-15
$1,343/8
(quar.)_
1-
1
12-15
(quar.)
10c
(from
(quar.)
(stock dividend)-
Chadbourn Gotham, Inc.,
5% preferred (quar.)_
12-15
1
(quar.)
4V2%
pfd.
12-
12-14
11-29
12-81
11-10
5
56'Ac
1-
1
1-
1
12-16
75c
I
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Chance Vaugfat Aircraft (quar.)_____
$1:12 Vi
•.
:
[Z-L
(quar.
(Toronto)_ (quar.)*.—--
Chattanooga Gas (reduced)—
——
(quar.)
_—
V.
45c
50c
1-
1
1-
1
12-22
12-15
*5c
-12-
$50c
1-
.7ViC'
25c
12-16
•
/2-
1
1-31
British
American
Oil;
Ltd.
(quar.)l:
1-
3
Chemical
Bank
New
York
Trust
(increased)
65c
1
12-
1
9*
11-25. .fe
2
12-15."
12-15
12-10
1-
>
12- 9
12-
11-25
11-14
'
.3%
t
12-16
25c
(quar.)
:
Fibre,'4%%
Corp., common
12-24
15c
2'/a %
Champion Spark Plug
(A. B.) Co.
12-
12-30
investment
5c
Products
Credit, pfd.
Paper
12-15
10%
dividend
Century Shares Trust
income)
Trust
2
2%
Vermont
preferred
1-
12'/2C
dividend
Central
Chemetron
11-30
t$2
Steel & Wire (year-end)
Central Transformer Corp.
(quar.)
Chance
2
11-30
t$1.25
Central
6%
1
2
/
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
Champion
12-
1-
_3I___:_:Z~:
,
preferred
Certified
3
12-15
t$l
(quar.)__
preferred
5.375%
1
t25C
(increased)
Power,
4.60%
4.65%
12-15
12-
;
(quar.)
Public
3.50%
4.15%
3
4
Ltd.—
(quar.)
preferrei
Stock
3
11-
i.tlOc
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Central Maine
6%
3
4-1-61
4-1-61
Corp.—
preferred
Illinois
4.92%
3-
$12VaC
t$4
of
10-17
t50c
12-15
$50c
Common
4%
5
11-
(quarj:"~~:
& Co.
preferred
4.64%
Central
12-
$25c
t30c
Central Illinois Light, common
4V2%
1
$1.06 V*
(quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Chartered
:___
1-
$75c
Certain-teed
(initial-quar.)
1
CO:
M.)
Corp.
Stock
split to be dis¬
Gas Co., common (quar.J—___
preferred (quar.)
____;
(quar.>--zz_"'_r7r__/"
_•
12-
9c
& Sons—
on
(A.
4.75%
6-for-l
12-
(quar.)
Central
,
(quar.)
after
12-15
(quar.)
Central Home Trust
Stock
dividend
12-15
$1.40
■/«
Z
1
27 Vic
Common
12-15
12-15
50%
___.—_______
1
12-
•
(reduced)
America, com.
4 V2 %
preferred A (quar.)
7%
2nd preferred
(quar.)
Central of Georgia
Ry. Co.—
12-21
1
12-
12-15
,
Ltd.
(quar.)
Mills
Celanese
12-15
12-15
12-
12-15
'
:
General
Products
11-25
1-
..,$.055
(quar.)___
&
1-3
12-15
12-15
12-15
22>/aC
'
(Year-end of 35c from net income
plus 90c
from net securities
profits),^
12-15
1
1
;
Carthage
$2.50
1-
1
(s-a)
dividend
1st preferred (quar.)
Carpenter Steel (quar.)
12-
25c
V
5
1-
3%%
12-31
$1.75
—
5
12-
1-
Stock
6
12-15
30c
——
Tobacco
(quar.)
(Philip) Mfg.
Equipment
Company,
15c
(quar.)
A
Extra
12-6
12-27
12-
Cos., Ltd.—
Carnation
1
12-2
12-15
$35
ZZZZZZ
Capital City Products (quar.)_.
Carborundum Co. (quar.)_____
Carey, Baxter & Kennedy (quar.)
3-10
25c
.
Gas
; 3%%, preferred
9
12/ 9
11-25
B
15c
(quar.)____
Ordinary-.
Battery & Spark Plug
Extra
Brillo
12-16
12-28
35c
X——^-_-
Electronics
12-15
12-20
12-10
"
11-16
12-30*
•
1
3%
/_.
(quar.)
common
5.28%
"11416
:
•
1
1-
8%
-Briggs & Stratton Corp.
,12- 1
12-19
~
Smelting
1-3
Class
12-16
3
12-15
75c
::::_:
Oil
Cannon Mills, common
1
4-
1-14
1-
10c
Canal-Randolph Corp. (Increased-quar.)
11-29
12-10
■
2__
8%
preferred (quar )
Canadian Vickers, Ltd
12-22
12-
42V2C
Bridgeport
1
40c
&
Stock dividend J
Ampco Metal Inc.'fquar^-l-X—i-——
1-2
25c
preferred
Brazilian Traction, Light &
6%
preferred, (quar.)_
5
40c
11-30
Mersey Paper Co.—
tributed
'
(quar.)_
(quar.)
&
Co.
Corp.
(E.
'
Paper
Oil
pref.
New
9
1-10
12.Vic
(quar.)
12-15
___:
receipts,
Mfg.
preferred
Bowater
9
82 '/2c
Surety Co. (N. Y.)
(quar.)_—,
American Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)
American Thread Co., 5% preferred. (S-a )__
7%
;
preferred
Bowers
1212-
preferred
25c
5V2%
9
43 3A C
_—_________——_
American
American
5%
11-15
3
5%
(quar. )_*._,—
Co.
11-21
2
12-15
17V2c
Cement
3V2%
12-
1-
1-2
12-15
1
1
-ZZZZZZ
b
$1.25
Corp,
12-15
1-
$1
12-15
1-
$10c
___
(quar,).
(quar.)_
common
Water
12-27
50C
preferred
________—->■.
deposit
Brook
12-31
40c
(quar.)
4%
Corp.
Corp.,
Stores, Inc.
2%
dividend)—.
common
class
t25c--
—1
___
70c
25c
Securities
Canadian
12-22
12-
1
t25c
General
12-15
10c
12-31
A
12-15
1%
1-15
12-15
62c
(increased-quar.)
12-15
30c
11-10
-
1
<
5
$12 V2c
2
/—.quar.)_i
12-
11-25
12-
•
1-
2
12-15
12-15
$75c
50c
_i___
(quar.)
>
Canadian
Class
12-23
12 Vic
Extra
11-24
1-
6
$llc
;
1-
7V2c
10-
1-20
$0.7188
Canadian General Electric
Extra
:
:
i
11-22
12-31
6
10-27
;___~ZIZ
class
30c
2%
Aluminum
40c
(quar.)
Refining,
,15c
(quar.)
&
Ltd.,
$1.12Va
.
6
6
5c
,
12-15'
9
7-
Permanent Mortgage
12-10
J3c
50c
Bound
2
Ltd.—
(quar.)——
12-31
11-22
(quar.)
(increased
Borg-Warner
5
20p
Steel
American
.7%
12-
12-
1-15
12-
11-18
4?
(s-a)
Common
»
12-22
12-20
12-27
•
(quar.)
(quar.)
Carnaco
Co.,
preferred
Bowater
—_
Semi-annually
American
12-20
12-30
,
:
9
11-30
12-10
__.—
?
$1.75
(initial)
com.
.—_
12-
•
12-15
1-13
"
__
2
10-31
1-2-61
.
of Canada
(quar.)_____
t55c
(year-end)20c
Book-of-the-Month
12-
12-
.
12-15
2%
Extra
12-15
12-27
-
12-15
t$l
(annual)
Co. (quar.)
(increased)
___—;.
Sound Reproducers—
(H.
5V2 %
American Security & Trust Co. (Wash., D.C.)
Quarterly
12-26
12-5
t$1.75
t
Bros.
Bohack
12-23
5
10%
12-1
(quar.)^'-ZZZZZZ
$50c
Safeway, Ltd.; 4.40% pfd.
(quar.) $$1.10
Canada Steamship Lines.
Ltd., 5% pref. (s-a)TU '$31'Ac
Canada Wire & Cable, class A
(quar.)
r
$$1
Canadian Breweries, Ltd.
(increased-quar.)
$ 42 '/2 C
Canadian Canners,
Ltd., class A (quar.)____
$18%C
Canadian Celanese. Ltd.—
12-26
1-20
12V2c
Inc.
Co.
Boeing Airplane Co.
12-23
12-31
1-20
12-15
<
12-19
12-. 1
'
(<)uar.)_;
Canada
t40c
dividend
Stock
12-12
$1.25
(quar.)
Canada
..
Co.
Blaw-Knox
12-12
12-31
12-26
1
12rl5
$$1.25
■■
B
Extra
12-26
Co.
Steel
11-22
12-15
20c
2%
(year-end)
com.
Extra
-
1-
12-15
4-27
Z-ZZZZZZ
Packers
Class
12-20"
Ltd.—
preferred
Blackwell
1
.12-
Bloch
——
Corp.,
'
11-29
1-13
1-20
*
(quar,)-
Valley Gas & Electric—
preferred
(quar.)
4.35%
5.60%
1
12-15
$1
—
11-28
12-16
Blackstone
12-12
30c
12-23
6%
12- 1
7-29
quar.)___
Iron
Canada
9
12-15
$12'/ac
(quar.)____
Extra
11-28
$25c
Savers,
Decker
'
$1.25
*
(quar.)_
11-25
12-23
9 '
$12VaC
(quar.)_
preferred
12-16
1212-
I-
Foundries, Ltd. (quar.)__II__
Canada Machinery
Corp., Ltd,___.
Canada Malting, Ltd.
(quar.) -
12-30
1
1
1-27
Jockey Club (increased annual).
Pacific Utilities, com.
(quar.)
;
preferred
$4.25
1-
$12 tic;
(quar.)
preferred
Canada
.1-20
(quar.
dividend
&
9
15c
35c
Manufacturing
Sandy
5
12-
..
$1.
com.
12-
4
9
1-
25c
Canada Cement, Ltd., $1.30
pref.
Canada Dry Corp., common
(quar.)
5
1
12"
11-15
75c
~(quai")""
A
(quar.)
(quar.)___
preferred
5.40%
11-18
1-13-61
$1.07
dividend
Stock
12-15
3
5%
5 V2 %
55c
_
(quar.)_
American
9
Sanitary—
dividend
conv.
1-
50c
2
$1.75
:_
(quar.)
Limestone
Birmingham
11-14
12-
Standard
•__
Seal-Kap
Stock
5%
12-15
12-20
/
(quar.
Corp.
Bethlehem
Bibb
11-30
$2c
(quar.)
_—___
Inc.
Finance
B
1-
15c..
(quar;)
(interim)
Isle
Stock
Big
12-15
California
12-
12-23
-,.
,
,»
.
.
Ltd.,
diyidend____
Class
8
25c
(quar.).—
&
(quar.)
American
12-
..
;
(year-end)
dividend)
preferred
(s-a)
Bergstrom Paper, class A
11-30
12-28
4C
—
(quar.)'—
-
12-15
_•
5%
2-17
3-
——
(quar.)___—
preferred
Radiator
1
_«.—
(s-a)
Photocopy Equipment—"
preferred (quar.)
Potash
preferred
$5
Ltd.
(quar.)
Life
Beneficial
Texas)
non-cumulative
American
$4
Co.
6
50c
—
—
Nepheline,
News
1212-
5 %
(auar.)
Quarterly
American
1
1
$1.12'/2
Insurance
6
1-
6
12-23
4%
.
common
Ltd.
Ltd.
Group,
Bessemer
——
National
12-
12-27
5c
(quar.)
dividend
American
6
,
/.....v..
—
RR.
Telephone
Belle
2
12-
9
12-16
27c
Mercury Insurance (initial)——__
Metal Climax, Inc.—
>
12-
1-
1-
35c
__^
Intercontinental
Stock
Bell
11-25
12-16
,(quar.)___—_
20c
American
Bell
11-25
Metals
California
>'
1
40c
Distributing Co.___
Power—
preferred
12-
1
12-
12-21
$1.25
preferred
1
12-
12-31
10c
Electric
'
1
25c
(increased
common
<12-
20c
■
preferred
5.75%
12-
12-16
5c
______—
Creek
Ordinary
12-15
10c
Foundry
6%
12-15
3
■
26c
Nationale
Ties
Lumber,-
Quarterly
,
common
Co.,
gains)
/
Co
dividend
Belding-Heminway
(quar.)
A
1-
40c
Inc.
(quar.)
Distilling Co.
B.)
Beecham
(quar.)—
prior preferred
American
1-25
1
30c
2Va%
___-
$2.50
11-18
12-31
3%
Counselors,
Beaver
>11-30
12-23
9
_
>,
(quar.)
Brummell
Beech
87c
12-
Financial Corp.
California
11-28
12-15
-
T
Extra
1
1-15
12-10
25c
.
from
.
Explorations,
Beech-Nut
._
$10c
ll
(quar.)
Cigars
Stock
cash
—__—
1-15
•
1'
15c
.
dividend
Beauty
American
American
Corp.
(J.
Beau
0
1-
$1.50
•.
12-15
12-
I
12-
12-19
$12 '/ac
preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)
California Cold Storage &
2
C
4
1-
10c
preferred (annual)
50c
12-15
2
1-
60c
Oil, 5%
Bymart-Tintair,
Calgary Power, Ltd.,
1-
t6V2c
.
cents
(quar.)
(stock
10c
10c
11-
12-15
25c
1
of
12-31
1-5-61
JerseyT(s-a)
Co.____
11-21
25c
(quar.)L
4
11-30
'
IIIIII"""
12-15
.
$25c
capital
Equipment
Corp.
"(quar.)"""
:
Gas &
12-20
17V2C
/_____
Terminal
Buttes
12-31
15c
& Trust (New
12-12
1
$25c
dividend).
Sons
Canadienne
Bayuk
7
12-21
2%
—_—;
.___
(quar.)
1212-
6
-
50c
_
.____
&
&
dividend
preferred
Beam
11-28
1-
25c
50c
,1
Bush
1
25c
11-4
$1.50
Canada,
preference
(s-a)
4%
11-18
>
11-
12-12
(quar.)__
Mfg. Co., common (quar.)
4Va% preferred (quar.)
Bausch & Lomb, Inc., common (quar.)
2
12-23
__
(quar.)_—
.
12-12
Bates
2
12-10
'
60c
______
preferred
Oil
7%
11-25
15c
Supply- (quar;
Corp.
(quar.)
Insulator
American
6%-
1%
12-15
\ 10c
/_
(stock
(Joseph)
Stock
11-25
9
12-23
11-24
(quar.)___
Bunding
Barden
»
'
__/__
___—
Derrick
&
;
10-28
1-16
(increased)________.
(quar.)
Barber
1
9
12-
30c
—_
12-
8
12-15
30c
(quar.)
(12
Co.,
(quStfr!.)
Banque
11-28
12-
.•
17'/2c
—
12-
tlOc
dividend
Stock
11-30
12-15
17Vic
(initial-quar.)
Corp.—.
Corp.
4V*%
11-10
12-15
12-1
1-
62'/2c
(year-end)_
(quar.)
Burroughs Corp.. (quar.)
Burry Biscuit (Increased s-a)
Burrard Dry
Dock, Ltd., class
...
,
12-15
30c
* ♦.
(quar.)
Securities
.
:
—_______
(quar.)
(reduced)______
'/■>
,
C__^___
Barymin
_
•
1V2%
Co.
Co.—
-
Common
Common
/
preferred
Bank
1
12rl5
25c
•
.
Insurance. (Houston)—
11-22
12-15
2%
Common
11-22
quar.)
____
preferred
•
12-15
9
11-22'
12-15
"--".$$1.50
America
from
4%
2
12-
25C
11-22
12-15
"
12-15
'
20c
Oil/ Ltd., Ordinary (interim) ;
Burns Company,
Ltd., common (reduced)
12-15
j', V.
,
(quar,)
(quar.)_____,_
7%
(Orlando,
American Greetings, new cl. A
New class
B
(initial-quar.)
American
1212-
3
<12-15
5
5
•
Burmah
$1.25
___/
Wilcox
Barber-Ellis
12 '/2c
..
Okla.)
-
Bangor Hydro-Electric
12-10
1-
25c
.
of
cents
nreferred
'
(quar,)__—_—
Products
&
Stock
12-10
12-15
$1.50
—•
*.
American
12-31
'
14
Piano
Extra
9
12-31
25c:... 12-15
Burlington Bank
37V2c
Corp/ (quar.)
dividend
Bancohio
12-10
: Ut'5' 1 1T2- I5f
2'/2%
5
12-. 5
Forge Co.
$1.25
Electronics
Company
Baldwin
1
1
11-10
1-10
20c
Corp., common '•
preference, (s-a)
___11
Export Lines .(stock dividend)
American Factors,
Ltd.
(increased)-:—:_
American Fire
F
Bancroft
American
American
S
Baldwin
5
1212-
2
&
and
Babcock
of
Securities
participating
12-23
87 '/2C
approval
2
11-25
12-16
40c
V
"
to
12-
9
12-
12-30
15c
Collieries
Stock
6%
—2—
(increased
B
11-25
12-
12-30
(quar.)__
(quar.)_
(quar.)
Ltd.
;
Co.
(quar.)___
_
►
12-
12-
10c
Bulova Watch Co.
Buffalo
1
-
(quay.)
8
v
12-5
l
95c
(quar.)_
ZIIII"
L.) Company (quar.)
-IIIIII
Brunswick Corp, common (increased
quar.)
$5 preferred (quar.)
Buckeye Pipe Line (quar,)
5
5
l-
60c
,
(E.
12-
l
5
5
12-
l-
$$1.57
preferred
12-
9
12-15
40c
11-10
4%
Bruce
12-19
.____
(Tulsa,
■
<
'
"
dividend.^
B
,1-
<
1212-
|68c
(quar;)
preferred
•
12-28
___
Service,
Science
income
1-13
12-9
40c
12-15
.
;
•
■____
(subject
Electric
L,
12-
1
V
7
Axe
11-25
3
2-
common. (quar.)__
(quar.)
Power
dividend
American
30c
D
11-25
12-15
933/4C
11
(Phila.f ("quar.]^
voting trust
12V2c
common
Telephone,, <Ltd.
Ayshire
11-25
12-28
25c
-.
.
12-15
11-10
(quar.)
Canteen
.
11-10-
12-15
(quar.
Electric
Avalon
15c
Increased,
Press
11-30
,■
(quar.)
(quar.)
(Ralph) Co. (quar.)
Brown-Forman Distillers, class A
1-5,,
35c
.
Fe Ry.
(initial)
preferred
Powder. Co.
„„
..
12-9
(quar.)_.:_.
(Conn.)
RR.,
Insurance
11-30
37'Ac
Line—
Life
5%
5%
and
1
■"ii i
t63C.
-
Brodie
1-5
;
(increased
Co.
12-15
1-20
n
Stock
11-30
1- 3
I
(accum.)_;
(quar.)__._
12-15
2%
___2—
Barge
B
Corp.,
Atlas
._
Ltd.
<
11-18'
\
12-15
7
Common
1•,
*57c
$$1.18
.
Taunton Gas, $3.80
pfd.
Brockway Glass—
2
75c
(quar.)
Class
Atlas
1
'
3'/2%
5
12-15
(quar.)--___
(quar.)
CommerciaF
5
12-
1-
.
._
—:
Cable
Co.
6
12-
Theatres,;
___l———
&
12-
2
12-15
*53 y2c
•
preferred (quar.) •
preferred (quar.)
5V2%
preferred (quar.)
British Columbia
Broad Street Trust Co.
t$l
■
""""""t.-
(quar.)
preferred
When Holdert
Payable oj Rec.
,
Share
-
4%%"
Class
Atlantic Refining Co. common (quar.)_,_____'
Atlantic Wholesalers,' Ltd., class A
2
12-
1
Telephone—•
11-10
12-16
*
•
preferred, (quar.)
6 V» %
11-10
,
4V4 %
4V2%'preferred
1 >
12-13
Public
12-15
1-
12-13
25c
...
___________
20c
American Cement Corp.,'.common
$1.25 preferred (quar.)_.
i.
American
Line
Atlas
.
(quar.)
:
American
American
Line
Coast
1-
12-
of
Atlantic
$1.62'/2
—:__
(quar.).
common
Stock
Coast
12-23
11-23
$30c
preferred
Electric
v
'
Ltd.—
5%
.11-14
t20c
Extra-
1
1-
i___2___^.__'.
Broadcasting-Paramount
convertible
Atlantic
v
9
12-12
25c
approval
common
Atchison, Topeka & Santa
!.
;
(quar.)
preferred: (quar.)___
American
6%
9
12-15
$1.16Vt
12-15
1-1-61
.
.12-
12-
;
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
Transport, Inc.—
Associated
$1.25
*
Rubber
preferred
2nd
12-17
12-
6
.
*.
\
25c
.
preferred
$5
City
•
(quar.) j
Arkansas
preferred
Atlantic Acceptance.
75c
(quar.)
2nd
$5
•
$1.25
A
com.
;'
(quar.)
convertible
Atlantic
3
'1-
s
*
x
Columbia Electric,
4%--preferred (quftr.)__
Brockton
—
$1.50
4
30c
,,
Ltd.
;
,
Per'
„
Name of Company
'
25c
Refining,
&
12-16
1-
*•
.
-
(quar.)___
Corp.,
11-25
12-15
>
30c
(quar.)
11-i8;
1-1-61
40c
(quar.)__/__
Corp.
Oil
Ashland
11-15
11-
5
Constable
Industries
12-30
$1.50
r
(quar.)___-r-_.—-_,._,—
5.%. preferred
v6'/2%
11-15
$1
...
*
American
American
11-18
1-1-61
60c
_
preferred
the
•.
Continental.
__u_
■
British
•
.12-30
6c
,(quar.)_______
12-10
93 %C.
(quar.
5
12-10
30c
'
.
,
11-25
12-
tlOc
(quar,)
and
Corp.
Extra
12-30
12-10
+15c
——
common
Co.,"
(quar.)
subject to
split
„•
50c
______
•.
'.12-15
.1-20
35c
•
(quar.)__________
Cork Co., common
preferred
(quar.)
$3.75
12-22
12-
15c
_v.
_
9
"
'
;
t
(quar.)
Commission—:
Steel
Arnold
2
12-23
$1.02
"
quar.)
1
1-20
-
37 Vac
.___
American
6%
1-
75c
1-6
.;.
25c
Co.
Power
Holder*
...1-2512-21'.* '
t7»/2c
of
Armstrong
25c
preferred
Service
1^-15
45c
)
Gas
stockholders
2
Armco
20c
(quar.)____
$4
stock
11-21
—
Corp.,
2rfor-l
12-16
__
(reduced
America,
Amalgamated Sugar
12-
1-
share
Gas
preferred
1
_/_
*._
'
4.65%
13 %c
(quar.)_;
(quar.)—.
of
12-20
Louisiana
12-21
___
(quar;)
preferred
,
.
;
$25c
(quar.)__
Arkansas Western
11-25
$3
Oil
Arkansas-Missouri
9
9
12-31
Fuel
Arkansas
9
12-
dividend, one
Arkansas
9
12-
> 1-
t50c
,t70c
OU Co.^for each 200 shares held)
3c
:__
—."
Aluminum
12-
1-
•
,.t30c
(s-a)__
12-
1-
5%
-
,_
common
Year-end
1-
-
30c
7.
__________
dividend
Aluminium,
"'(Stock
12-19
$1.06 V*
■
__
•
12-19
12-19
10c
(quar.)
Portland Cement
Alpha
11-30
2
v
1-
quar.)
(initial)-
Mfg.,
1-
9
$1.50
Corp.* (resumed)
Corp., common (quar.)
Allis-Chalmers
11-25
T2-
\
(quar.)
Development, Ltd.—.
•
Payable 0/ Rec,'--
".. .' ■'«.
'J
Mills—
Quarterly
Anheuser-Bqsch. Inc. -(quar.)
Anthony Pools.-Inc. (quar;.)
Apex Smelting Co. (quar.-)—,—.—
Argo Oil Corp.
(quar.
12-12
'
12V2c
Products
Stores
2
-When
\Share
,
Ltd. :(s-a)i
Anglo-Newfoundhvnd
.
"12-12
12-21
"i2V2c;,-
_2>
Co.,
$2.80 preferred
Anglo-Huronian,
30c
Corp.
Maintenance
Allied
Allied
1-
2
>
&. Paper
Common.-(quar.)._——
2
12- 2
1-r 1
Ltd.____
Co., Ltd.,. class A__
5'/a% pfd. (quar.)__
,
12-
12-13
(quar.)
Rubber
1-
35c
(quar.)_"_^22"
____________
Anglo-Canadian -Pulp
'12-16
-
;i2-23
$1.25
____•
Alden's, Inc., common (quar.)______________
.Stock dividend
4 'A% ■ preferred (quar.)
*
Algoma Steel, Ltd. (quar.)__—
Allegheny Ludlum Steel (quar.)
Alleghany &
2
"
- (quar.)_____
Inc.
(reduced
Products,
1-.
12-23•
$1.15
;
;
Consolidated
Albermarle Paper Mfg.,! class A
Class B (quar.) —-—
Alco
•
,
■*' yPer; >
.
■'*:%yRame of Company^,-,.
1
,$1.05;
(quar.)
Pacific
Alberta
.k:\',
1
«.a
(quar.3
preferred
4.60%" preferred*.(quar;)Alan Wood Steel Co.,- common...
;
12-10
.Corp.; f$5'.50 jJId." A"'"tqu'aK)
$I.*37%"
"nnm"" io 1
r r« '«,
'
RR.", com." (s-ajlj
$4
preferred '(s-a)i;*_;^^:: :" $4
nrpfl t.flnnt.hflrn *1)B
Great Southern
.
j.
15Q-\
.
..
participating
Alaoama Power Co.,
.
Per ^ When .HolderI
A;Share '* Payable of Rec.
?•
I5c
"
« lohomn
Alabama
--
*
Brass -Manufacturing
,
11
1
12-15 '
'
5
12
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2228)
Fund,
(Capital
distribution)
gains
preierred
33 (4c
15c
$1.12(4
$1
87%c
2%
22c
,—
(extra)
(quar.)—
Co., com.
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.
Conv.
12-29
11-25
12-30
12-15
1-15
12-30
(extra)
canai
Extra
1
1
1-
6
12-30
12-
2
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
1-10
1-
6
2-
—.—
Tobl
Pneumatic
Chicago
Craftsman
"
(quar.)
12-15
11-25
30c
12-28
12-12
—
12-28
12-12,
12-15
12-
30c
1-15
12-30
_
40c
12-31
12-16
_
$1
12-
5
11-18
12-
,
,
Chicago,
5
11-18
Chiie
—
Island & Pacific RR.
Rock
Chicago Title & Trust
Co.
Copper
(quar.)
(quar.)
.
(year-end)—______—___
Christiana Securities, common
preferred (quar.)
Clirysler Corp.
(quar.)—
—___—_
_____—
Cincinnati Gas & Electric, 4%
4%%
preferred
Common
(quar.)—
——
(s-a)
i
prexerreu
(quar.)
5%
preferred
preferred
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Cincinnati
Cities
Service
Citizens
Class
B
Citizens
3-
1
$1.25
6-
1
9-
1
$1.25
12-
1
"
___
(N.
Southern
nah, Ga.)
Bank
(Detroit),
City
Investing Co.,
City Products
Controller
Equipment
Clark
12-16
I-
5
1-15
I-
5
5(4%
pfd.
Co.
Clearfield
—;—
Iron,
preferred
common
Trust
Co.
preferred
: 1-
12-31
12-10
12-31
Coca
(Los
Cola
4(4%. preferred
Colonial
Sand
12-20
Dsere
Delaware
12-15
12-
1
Colorado
preferred
Columbia
of
Bank
12-23
12-
$5
.
3
3
12-20
Consumers
Stock
Devoe
12-15
12-
5
12-15
12-
1
1
12-12
11-25
12-31
12-12
15c
12-
12-20
9
10-31
Di
.12-
1
Distillers
12-22
12-
1
1-
2
2-
1
12-
Ordinary
,
9
12-
2
Dominion
11-25
12-
60c
12-
4(4%
3
1-
3
$1
12-15
12-31
12-
12-10
12-
1
12-
1
12-
2
12-
2
15c
12-30
2 %
12-30
1-
25c
$1.37(4
1-
,
3.
3
12-
9
Dow
Corp.,
Dresser
Continental
Steel
1
$4.50
1-
5c
(incr.)
1
*
12-
5
2
12-20
1-
2
12-20
4-
1
3-20
30c
12-21
1212-
12-
8
1-
1
$$i
12-30
75c
(quar.)
12-15
11-
6
1
1-
5
1
12-12
1-
•
12-15
20c
35c
I
;■
h
Fedders
1- 3
12-
'
Federal
-
11-25
12-13
Federated
Ferro
12-21
1-14
50c
1-3
12-15
12-
6c
1.
4
12-14
12-15
Light,
4%
;
pfd.
87X/2C
:
25c '
(stock
Corp.
7
(quar.)—
(quar.)_,
1-3-61
12-
2
5%
$1 13
1-3-61
12-
2
Duriron
25c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
45c
12-15
11-22
Co.
preferred
12-
5
12-15
12-
5
Eastern
Air
joe
12-31
12-
7
1%
12-31
12-
7
1
12-12
11-28
12-
9
11-28
10c
12-
9
4(4%
12-15
40c
Gas
Common
11-28
Y.)
40c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
20c
12-10
11-18
11 (4c
2-
12-10
12-21
11-21
25c
'
oc
21
5%
jqc
,
.
25c
1-
1
12-20
12-
9
11-23
12-
9
11-23
1-
3
II-15
1-
5
12-16
Eddy
>
A
Iron
(quar.).:
'
,4(4%
Edwards
8
Power
Power
Common
(quar.)
Ltd.
(quar.)
Co.,
3
12-
2
4%%
preferred
11-30
Florida
11-30
Florida
12-29
I
50c
Ltd.,
Ltd.,
ordinary
common
(quar.)__
(quar.)__
12-30
25c
12-15
11-21
$37(4c
12-15
.
Inc.,
-
common
(quar.)
Engineering
(Initiai)
(quar.)
12-15
11-15
50c
$1.06(4
12-12
11^30
6(4c
1-
1
1-3-61
12-19
12-12
12-30
12-
Public
Steel
Bank
9
1
12-15
12-15
80c
"12-31
12-16
12-15
12-
1
12-15'
12-
1
12-
11-18
5
15c
/
12-15
12-
1
50c
'.1-3
12-
1
5%
.
12-16
11-30
'
'"
1- 2
"12- 5
7
7c
Y.)—
iN.
(Calif.), (quar.)
(quar.)
15c
"
(3c
12-
1
1
12-19
11-18
1*
$1
12-15
11-18
12-15
11-18
65(4c
12-15
11-18
12-13
20c
—
from
1
12-15
$1.12(4
!_ •'
15c
——
~
13%c
5c
(quar.)_
net
from capital
11c
12-
12-15
1 (4%
div.)__
9
12-10
25c
—
(stock
12-
12-24
40c
(initial)__„—„
pfd.
.
11-29
12-13
11-29
12-21
12-
12-30
12-16
12-30
12-16
1
2
12-31
12-26
12-20
11-30
12-16
11-25
1-
invest¬
gains)
(quar.)
14c
22c
25c
Utilities
Co.,
common
preferred
12-
5
Corp.
(quar.)_-
Markets,
A
Inc.
(stock
dividend)
12-20
25c
2%
12-20
12-10
12-15
11-18
12-28
12-15
12-
1
12-
1
$$1.25
(quar.)——.—
12-20
1- 1
1- 1
12-14
35c
—
6
28c
$1.18%
15c
81(40
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Telephone, class
Giant
1-
12-15
11-11
18c
1-
12-20
11-23
Food
Machinery & Chemical Corp,—
Common (quar.)
3(4% preferred (quar.)
11-15
12-10
$25c
Stores,
preferred
1-
12-16
5
10-28
60c
7
(increased)
convertible
1-16
5
12-
12-15
Light Co.—
$1.12
12-30
12-
12-15
'
.
(quar.)
Corp.
&
Florida
$30c
12-15
$3
2
25c
Trust,
5
11-10
$1.25
Fund
2
Food
5
12-
12-12
2%
plu's
12-
12-15
12-
12-16
12-22
__4
(s-a)
Growth
income
12-
"
12-16
40c
'
(quar.)_—
Co.
3
12-15
35c
(quar.)
dividend)
common
A
3 '
*
12-30
11-30
Pa.)—
dividend
Florida
.
1-13
12-15
37(4c
/
(increased)—"
B
conv.
1-
50c
5
5
30c
,
(quar.)
B
1-
50c
(quar.)
Bros.
12-
1
City,
(quar.)
common
90c
__i_
Class
-
1-
12-
12-22
.25c
■
7
(quar.)
-
50C
(quar.)
Corp.,
Paper
Edison
*
2
20c
(quar.)
(quar.)„^
i
Preferred
ment
8
12-
12-
55c
"
preferred
series
Florida
12-
1
City, N. J.)—
Bank & Tirust
Co.,
Florida
12-28
12-
12-12
.
1
(stock
Company,
Stock
11-15
11-29
12-15
f5%,
——
Governor
11-15
,
1
12-15
12-19
dividend)—
Fltchburg Paper, class A
Flexible Tubing Corp., common
11-25
12-15
12-15
11-
12-16
,
________
National
25c
Co.
Extra
12-15
25c
2
12-15
Baltimore—
Extra
,
12-31
$1,12(4
common
Investment
Ecuadorian
Fisher
11-18
•-
i.__
Mfg.
12-'9
Z
1
12-30
—'
(Portland,'Me.)
class
preferred
$2.25
1-17
■
(incr.-quar.)
$4
4(4%
11-30
40c
_■
Economic
11-26
$8c
Echlin
12-30
50C
„
1
12-30
12- 9
,
preferred
11-18
-
12-
25c
_<
■
(Mercer
Corp.--
and
Bros.
11-18
9.
2%
,__L
Malleable
Extra
12-
A
Flintkote
~ 11-25
12- 9
Associates—
Co.,
12-15
11-14
12-
1-12
lc
quar.)
(quar.)
(Jersey
Co.
Westchester
Quarterly
.
$5
11-21
tlOc
(quar.)
preferred
Eastern
1
90c
Kodak
-
,
11-21
•
12-15
'
-
Fuel
1-16
$1.50
(quar.),
Extra
$3.60
Fisher
,
(quar.)
preferred
Eastman
•
&
First Western
1
1-16
31V4c
30c
.
dividend
Eastern
•,
Lines
1
12-
t$1.75
12-15
Stock
12-
12-15
15c
(accum.)
16 (4c
}
5
12-15
'
I
Kootenay Power Ltd.—
7%
12-15
12-
30c
______
15c
Inc
*:
quar.)______
Sulphur & Potash (quar.)___
Eagle-Picher Co. (quar.)_,
East
1
Class
First
12-15
12-17
5%
40c
(reduced
Chicago
Stores
Virginia
5
5
1-
-'31 (4c
preferred-(quar.)___
(increased
First
12-
40c
East Pennsylvania RR. (s-a)
East Sullivan Mines. Ltd. (resumed)
"I
5
(New York)
12-
.
'1*'1
52(4c
Duval
5
1-
12-
1
.
12-
$1.13
1-
1-
,
3%
common
12-15
(quar.)
1-
dividend
lOc
.
Southern
,10c
Extra
(quar.)
National
"
1
37(4c
& Construction Corp.
60c convertible pfd. (quar.)—
First
50c
12-" 1
8
Realty
5
■
7
_
——_;
Bank
12-
5%
convertible
National
:
5
12-1
12-
40c,
National
First
11-18
12-23
28%c
f
*
Extra
First
1
(quar.)
Corp.,
Stock
4
12-
40c
1-
/46%c
(quar.)
Quarterly
First
dividend
Duro-Test
5
1
11-30
12-15
7
30c
—
(Dallas)
Bank
12-.5
preferred
1
Bank
ui.
.
National
1 h .12-
4.20%
12-
National
Quarterly
1
SlYsC-'
-
First
1-
51 (4c
Dura
11-25
Bank of
1-
(quar.)__________________f
(quar.)
,.
.
Bank
11-
'
_
(quar.)
Y.)
(stock
(quar.)
National
First
II-18
12-15
40c
Corp.
29(4c<
:
(quar.)
(quar.)
)
Firstamerica
11-30
12-10
40c
National
5
pfd.
(quar.)—
at
Corp.
First
12-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
General
52(4c "
(quar.),
common
preferred
2
B
11-30
1
5'
45c
Y.)
America
First
12-9
preferred
12-
of
A
Class
,12- 9/11-18
4.10%
2
1
45c
4.15%
12-
1-
1
Class
12-
2%
:
;
35c
preferred
preferred
dividend).
Co.
Financial
12-15
(N.
Trust
(N.
1-10
^12-10
$1.25
(quar.)
Trust
11-25
12-10 "
-25c
3-15
12-
12-23
12-
•
Corp.- (quar/
1-3
hi2-16
$1.34
3
12-15
50c
"
Extra
1-10
1-
12-15
'
30c
Fiduciary
1-25
-
$1.75-*,
(quar.)—_
(quar.)
Inc.
1-25^
5
12-
12-
93%c
$1.12(4
________
12-15
43c
7'
—
11-29
12-14
12-31
4-1-61
20c
,
(quar.)—
(monthly)
Trust
Extra
v"
•
11-25
„r12-16
32c
7
£_:■
iquar.)
Paper Products
Fibreboard
1
12-16
12-30
•"1
12-16
12-31
(quar.)
•
$2.25
i__
preferred
3.75%,
/
-
class A__
International
*
&
11-25
•
i- i
27c
(quar.)_
Fidelity-Philadelphia
35c
>30c
Bank
11-23-
12-16
25c
35c
'
ii_
preferred
(Del.)
Federation
12-12
12-16
'
(quar.)_^
Inc.,
Bradstreet,
Extra
$2.10
:
Co.—r.
preferred
_____
5%
Corp.
11-28
12-15
'12-15
25c
,•
(quar.)
dividend)
Works
1
9
15c
;
Fund
'(stock
1-1
Corp.
1
11-30
12-27
.
Publications
Screw
>
25c
__
Federal Compress & Warehouse
Federal Paper Board Co., 4.60%
1
11-25
12-13
Growth
Corp
12-
11-30
25c
"./
;
convertible
12-15
••
!-■
7%
&
1-3-61
*
Ltd., class A (quar.)
Reynolds Corp., $1 pfd. a (quarl)
Federated
2nd
1-
;i2-
v 30c
$37(4c
dividend—__7
Federated
12-16
-
"
7 (4c
Nemours &
preferred B
B
Duquesne
12-15
30c
Corporate Investors,
(quar.)
12-30
'
7 Stock
5(4%
12-16
"
12-30
'2-1=
10c
(quar.)___
Co.,
Electric
Dunhill
:
4
I-
2-
30c
Copeland Refrigeration
(quar.)
Stores
(initial)
Copper-veld Steel Co. (quar.):
Petroleum
9
12-22
(quar.)_„J
fl5c
*
(quar.).—
preferred
Dunham-Bush,
11-30
25c
(quar.)
(Increased quar.)
(resumed)
12-
11-25
12-1512-15
11-25
.
5%
12-19
3
12-16
$15c
(Mich.) (quar.)„ "
Bearings
(quar.)—
1-2
2%
/
Federal Mortgage Assn. (monthly)
Federal Pacific Electric Co.-^-
1-16
3
3
50c
$60c
-
Casualty
Federal-Mogul-Bower
1-
12-16
11-
•' $3
12-1
Common
I-20
40c
—:
(quar.)—
12-20
;;;
1
12-31
40c
(quar.)___„
12-15
25c
de
&
2-
$3
1-3-61
.
,■
•
(year-end)
Power
5.36%
Dun
l
dividend
Life
(increased-quar.)_
preferred
Class
8
$1.25
Cornet
H.)
Federal
—
(E, I.)
Duncan
,
8
12-21
Duke
•>
Securities,
.
W.
8
(quar.)
___
Pont
$3.50
11-25
1-
10c
Extra
&
12-
Finance
55C
Corp.
1-13
12-16
12-
LIZ™
Continental
Co.
"12-30
du
2'
t
__
____
Insurance'
Corp.
DuBois
t
1
12-
:
Caster
Insurance
"
(quar.)__
12-
(quar.)
Federal
frac-
(s-a)
(quar.)
Quarterly
Faultless
J40c
(quar.)—•"
Chemical
Y.)
8
t35c.
(quar.)
12-15
12-16
3%
Life
12-
11-18
Extra
Traders
30c
preferred
Co.
&
Corp.
1-13
12-15
$1.12%
Extra
11-25
12-15
"
Ltd.
—_
(Syracuse, N.
Filtrol
30c
.___
(N.
Farmers
11-30
Common
<quar.)__
Co.
*50c
*
,«•»
11-25
Corp.—
20%
(quar.)___/
pfd.
11-30
12-15
'
Metallurgical
dividend
Stock
,
12-9
(Chicago)—
(quar.)__
12-19
1--111-28
l2-ft ,u,ll-25
:
11-25
1
_I_
Co.
/ 1-16
5%
Fansteel
1-3
•
(quar.)
Insurance
paid)
12-20
12-30
$1
Nickel Mines,
Brewing
12-13
12-
Increased-auarterly
Oil
be
6%
12-30
10c
(quar.)
conv.
12-12
11-18
...
Continental
Co.
4%
l-F-l-fr*
•-
' 12-12
13c
of
lieu
5%
4
Famous
Driver-Harris
^
$1.04
preierred
12-12
common
in
1
...
(quar.)
common
preferred (quar.)/
Players
Canadian,
Ltd, '(quar.)—
Fanny Faimer Candy Shops -(quar.)—
6%
11-21
Drewrys, Ltd. USA (quar.•• -40c 1
Drilling & Exploration -Co. (s-a)
12(4c*
1%
4(4%
will
Ltd.,
Industries
12-15
Continental Copper & Steel Industries—
Common
(quar.)
Gin.
"Falstaff
(quar.)
Chemical
Dravo
j
Stock
Stock dividend
1
12-19
/ $15c
(quar,)
12-
5
>'
(quar.)
preferred
Co.,
—
11-30
20c
Continental
12-
12-19 /11-21
(s-a)_
com.
common
(cash
shares
Corp.
12-15
__
(quar.)____
12-20
$5c
$25c1- 3
Sons,
&
Industries,
$1.43
Extra
preferred
25c
Foods
preferred
12-15
10c
common
Extra
4%
25c
(quar.)
preferred
R.)
Dover
Co.—
Commercial,
1
(quar..)
Dover
>
11-21
$1.25
Co.
12-
,
convertible
Fairmont
2
60c
r
Coal Co. (quar.-)
Products, class A (quar.)_
12-23
'
-
2
11-19
12-22
5
7.
Corp.—
Falconbridge
______j__4$1.12(4
Investments,
dividend
tional
11-10
12-15
(R.
Stock
Whitney
1
30c "
:
•
12-
5
50c
(quar,)—
12-
,
Chemical,
prefarred
$1.60
preferred
20%
(quar.)__—
&
convertible
Fairbanks
9
12-21
-
,
11-18
12-
12-
_____^
(quar.)__:
common
$4c
-■
"
12-15
7:12-15
12(4c
10c
$1.50
(quar.)—.—
A
12-12
...
Steel, Ltd.—
11-30
12-
Fajardo Eastern Sugar Assoc., $2 pfd. (quar.)
>
t40c
Tar
Donnelly
,
1
12-15
____
com.
12-
6%
.
Co.
class
Company,
12-12
Extra
.
Dominion
12-15
1-
20c
(quar.)
Industries
12-30
Lanes,
12-27
"
(quar.)
preferred
Dominion-Scottish
2
11-18
&
2
1-13
12-12 "
12-20
...
.
12- 1
h*.
'
-
5-20
12-
12-20
—7
-
12-15
1
dividend)^
Foundries
Common
>
II-15
9
12-12
10c
40c
(quar.)
t
»12-2.
,
Co. (N. Y.)
12-16
Mfg. Corp., $1.50 preferred, (quar.)__- ,.? \
39c
Dominguez Oil Fields (monthly)-—
;
-—25c
Dominion
Corset, Ltd.
(quar. >'
$25c
11-25
12-15
(extra).
(s-a)
(quar.)_
.
(stock
12-31
-.$1.50^
(stock dividend)
rets
Fairbanks
I5cr* '12-31
^____;
Ltd.—•
dep.
Fair
2
;
Bearing
11-30
12-
(stock dividend)
Printing
1 %
.-
3-1
-10c
(quar.)______
12-
.
(s-a)__
6-10
5c
Y.)
(N;
45c
■:
Corp.-Seagram
Amer.
2
12-19
,
;
conv.
Insurance
70c
preferred
1
11-15
11-19
12-29
87(4c r
(quar.)
1-16
;
$3
stock)
12-
12-10
1
5c
12-15
-
Giorgio Fruit Corp.,
12-15
12-16
5%
Extra
12-15
J3%
(quar.)
Extra
"
I-17
12-
10c
Continental Can Co., common
Cosdcn
12-17.
:■
12-31
"
common
Quarterly
Continental
1
12-19
25c
dividend)_____
12-15
1-16
20c
common.
(Gtd.
12-16
12-15
34c
$1.1875
:
11-14
*
1-16
'5%
-
—
(quar.)__——
25c
x.
(stock
•
12-20
12-15
-
55c
dividend
1
10c
(quar.)
Stock
Stock
7
12-
12-31
(quar.)
(quar.)
Cory Corp.
Inc.
12-22
25c
preference
preferred
(G.
Diebold,
Corp.
<
-55c
•
-
...
12-30
cents
15c
(quar.)___
(s-a)
1-3-61
3%
15c
45c
20c
Pittsburgh RR.
50c
■
Dictaphone
:
$1.62
—___—
(s-a)
dividend-.
25c
(quar.);
(quar.)
Ltd.
•«
11-28
(quar.)
Mines,
•
(stock div.)__
Excelsion
$1
Extra
68%c
'
preferred
Corson
Stores
Dickenson
dividend
Corroon &
Diana
12-
11-25
'
•
■
12-
12-15
Co.
J
11-25
Erlanger
11-28
'
Co.
11-23
Resistor
90
12-15
(s-a)
Industries
11-23
1-11
5%
12-15/
11-29
50c
^
Western RR.
><
11-30
12-15
12-15
Corp., common
(stock divd.)
4%
conv.
preferred (quar.22(4c
Mills/common (quar.)_____
20c
Eurofund, Inc. (stock dividend) _____——_7
5%
11-29
12(4c
$1
•
•
-
12-30
40c
—
Corp.,
&
Erie
•
1";
1-
1-3-61
"1- 3
(quar^)_x.
(quar.)
dividend
11-15,
70c
Standard
$4.52
6(4%
Stock
.
9
(quar.)
preferred
8%- pfd.
Erie
11-30
12-7
RR.,
Semi-annual
12-15
12-20
$1.25
Ltd
Alkali
12-15
(quar.)
$4.50
60c
&
12-10
35c
;
;
Electronics
preferred
1
30c
■
t
:
Equity
9
Stock
1-
Dodge
(quar.)
Power
'
'
$1.50
(quar.)_
Raynolds, Inc.
(quar.)
Diamond
(quar.)
Continental Assurance
3%%
Steel
11-25
Consolidated Foods Corp. (quar.)
Consolidated Rendering (quar.)
Consolidated
Rock Products
(quar.)
Construction
-
com.-(reduced)10c
& Trust
(increased)
Edison
(increased-quar.)__
Stamping iquar.)_
12-15
25c
Consolidation
(quar.)___
-12-20
v,
.
Bank
Detroit
Detroit
h
12-
(quar.)
common
Corp.,
Edison
;
___________
Chemical
Detroit
12-20
1-
,
,
:
common
prefprrpd
$4.16
Detrex
7
9
1-
Extra
Ccnsolida'ed
.
11-30
about
to
Co.—
—'
Oil
State
II-16
7
8c
Light
&
Power
(quar.}_.
Containers Inc. (s-a)
Consolidated
y t
..
...
Empire
12-
1-16
-12(4c
(quar.)
12r> 5
1- 5
12-
(quar.)_,
non-cum.
12-15
■
amount
.7/
dividend
Mines,
J 50c
$2 50
Inc.
*50c
93%c
5
11-15
12-12
12-15
de-
expenses,
Empire District Electric, com.
4%% preferred (quar.)
2
Denver ft Rio Grande
7 (4 c
Connecticut
Ltd.,
12-23
.; 1212-
Dennison
(quar.)
Diversified
12-20
1
___!_
preferred
20c
12-15
12-29
2%
1
—__
Air Freight (quar.)
Emhart Mfg.
(increased-quar.)
1
Quarterly
$5
11-28
V" 8c
■
11-25
9
20c
Emery
12-
«•
preferred A
(quar.)_____
Confederation Life Assurance (Toronto)—
Consolidated
12-10
2
12-
2%
Cigar
12-
will
Williamsport RR.
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
12-15
and
fees
per snare
&
12-15
2(4%
preferred
12- 2
of
Corp.
87 (4c
5.72%
c3;hs
12-30
25c-
(quar.)
12-15
(quar.)
(final)
(s-a)
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
35c
Distillers,
America
quarterly
Public Service,
cents
50c
,
12-19
Preferred
Textile
53 (4c
(Pittsburgh)
(quar.)_
Commonwealth Water, 5(4%'pfd. (quar.)___
Community Bank & Trust Co. (New Haven)—
Consolitiated
2
Fafnir
Trust
Inc.,
12-
Fabien
$7c
;
dividend
Connelly
$0,017
Elmira
12-30
•»
1-3-61
3%
Co.
Gas
.Ltd';
dividend
Fabrex
62,/aC
Metals
Connohio,
12-
25c
(quar.)
A
Railroad
20c
..
Shearing & Stamping
Community
1
positary
12-12
dividend
Increased
2
12- 2
1
1-
15c
v
12-12
5%
Commercial
en
1-
75c
5
12-15
,
North America
Solvents
12-
deduction
2
30c
Commercial
Commonweal
12-20
After
2
^
(s-a)
dividend
Commercial
40c
,
11-28
12-
—-—
Automation,
1-
.
of
Co.
11-23
—
dividend)—.
Consolidated
1-
_______—,
(quar.)
Commercial Credit Cc.
12- 9
Elliott
11-28
12-30
dividend).
(stock
—
1-2-61
12-15
Commercial
1-. 3
Extra
15c
$13.35
Ltd.
System
Co.
45c
_
Fund—
Delaware
60c
Co.—
Co.
Elizabethtown
1
12-12
12- 9
(quar.)____:
(stock
12-23
12-20
•
Associates—
Research
common
2%
3%
Carbon
12-
2
1-
50c
Co.—.
Company
25c
(quar.)
Insurance
12-15
J25c
1-17
12(4%
50c
30c
5%
—_
(quar.)—.— _________—_
(stock dividend)______—
Assistance
A
dividend
dividend
Combined
Class
Foods
Columbia Title Insurance (Wash., D. C.) (s-a)
Columbian
Electronic
12-20
Stock
(increased).
Broadcasting
11-16
3
1-
1
(quar.)
Corp.—■
B
&
Detroit
(quar.)—
A
Electronic
12-15
50c
5
1
Iron
&
12-16
80c
Optional
(reduced
:
Fuel
12-29
11-28
(final)
Inc.
12-
8c
preferred
'
11-28
1
30c
Industries, Ltd.
on "Adrs"
Battery
Corp.
Electro-Voice,
1
12-20
(quar.)
9(4c
Storage
Electrolux
12-16
5%
Corp.—
Power
12-25
12-29 '-
12-
—
Central
1-15
<
12-15
1
Mines,
Stone
about
--
fquarj—
Company
Dayton & Michigan
1
(quar.)_
common
Monthly
Monthly
40
'>
12-
$1
iquar.)
&
to
•
(quar.)
Dayton Malleable Iron,
5% preferred iquar.)
12-1$.
(year-end)$1.25
2
dividend
Colorado
40
h
12-15
5c
(quar.)
Finance
Stock
5
1-1-61
dividend)
Colgate-Palmolive Co., $3.50 pfd. (quar.)
Colonial Corp. of America (quar.)
Colonial
Equal
Electric
(quar.)
———■
(quar.)
Share
&
$3
(stock
Y.)
Gold
12-20
25c
_J.
preferred
conv.
Mines,
Day
12-12
12-
II-21
.
6%
75c
International
Company,
Stock
V
preferred
Deltown
Angeles)
(N.
(quar.).
Cochcnour-Willans
Stock
'>
12-15
1
12-15
_______
Co.
Cola
Stock
3%%
Davidson-Boutell
;
1
$1.75
Bottling
Coca
2
1-
(quar.)
Corporation, common
Darling (L. A.)
(quar.).,.
Coca-Cola
Musical
1-1-61
(quar.)
preferred
semi-annual)
&
60c
Dairies
12-
<s-a)___:
Products
Bottling
Bond
Electric
$1.12Va
4%
Cola
Electric
12-20
$1.12%
7%
Coleman
Crystal
35c
(quar.)
Corp.
(year-end)
Peabody & Co., common
5%%
Daitch
$1.50
(quar.)
Precision
11-28
11-28
5c
(quar.)
11-25
3%
(quar.)
9
9
l-,2
5c
class A
12-23
11-28
1-
25c
12-
35c
pfd. (quar.)
(quar.)___-
11-30
1-16
(quar.)—
—:-r
Co.
12-
-
—
12-20
quar.)
dividend
Auto-Lite
Stock
'£
(initial
Nut Corp. of America
Extra
Francisco)
fquar.)_,—_____—
A
Cigar Corp.
Electric Illuminating—
preferred
Cleveland
5%
DWG
60c
Cliffs
Cleveland
Stock
Mines
11-25
65c
•
Stock
Electric
_
(Toronto)
Corp.
Cyprus
12-15
25c
.___
(quar.)
Extra
Coca
:
12-15
30c
;
iquar.)_
1
32(4c
25c
3%
60c
11-28
1
1-
—-
11-28
1
1-
—
1
Gas—
common
Stop
12-1
Inc., (quar.)
12-15
$1.37(4
(quar.)
New
11-28
1-15
Cutler-Hamper,
.
Natural
Elastic
12-
Stores
class
25c,.
^
Refining (stock dividend)
& Mahoning Ry. Co.
(s-a)
Cleveland
Cluett
8
30c
.
Oil &
Clopay
12-
2
12-15 '
12(4c
Publishing Co., $4 preferred (quar.)_
preferred (guar.)
~—
Wright Corp., common (quar.)___—
40c
.'—
—
(quar.)
Clark
Clark
Clifton
12-15
Paso
12-15
12(4c
(quar.)
non-cum.
Dana
.
iquar.)
Foster
&
El
65c
.-
—s._h
of Canada,
Zellerbach
$1.60
$2
(Savan¬
.'
Bank
4%%
1
10c
(quar.)
extra
Year-end
City
4(4%
12-
60c
.
Y.), class A
National
Insurance
Self-Service
Curtiss
;
12-15
11-30
preferred
preferred
15c
—
Zellerbach
Curtis
11-15
12-
12-15
Cunningham Drug Stores (quar.)
.
8-15 v
lc
(quar.)
Co.
Crown
I
6
10c
Co
Co.
:
:•
5-15
.
12-16
(quar.)_____:
Crown Cork & Seal Co., Jnc., $2
Crown
I,2-15
$1.25
~
(quar.)
&
12-15
12-
A
-
Crown
3
12-20
(quar.^__:
Corp.
class
(quar.)
Life
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
2%
(quar.)
:
12-15
SI-25
■-*;
Co.__
Casualty
11-21
1-
50c
«
(San
Crown
(quar.)
65c
Finance,
.
3
*
_
;
*
12-20
1-
$4
_
Theatre
11-28
12-14
12-16
——;
Extra
3
12-23
11-28
11-
—_—„—
preferred
5.36%
'
12-15
—
(quar.)
preferred
5.40%
93%c
Crocker-Anglo Nat'l Bank
Increased
quarterly
5
3
10c
(quar,)____.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
„
11-
12-16
(quar.) 1 )
Corp.
B
12-20
1-1-61
29c
$1.03
'—:—___••■—.——$1.12(4
$1.18
$1.35
:—_—$1.34
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
$2.50
(quar.)
dividend
Class
50c
Transit
Circle
12-14
,
(quar.)
-
12-
1-
'
4 1/6%
(s-a)
(Boston)
common
preferred
(final)_
preferred
Insurance
,
—_
(quar.)
5%
Credit
Crum
Orleans & Texas Pacific Ry.
Cincinnati, New
5%
pfd.
(quar.)——:—
receipts
Extra___—
2
12-19
$1.50
$170
$1.75
25c
$1
$1.18%
(year-end)___
7%
Life
Comoany,
Stock
25c
(quar.)
Common
4.12%
11-15
4.72%
deposit
Creole Petroleum
.
20c
Extra
Crane
3%%
3714c
Extra
Chicago Rivet ft Machine Co.
11-25
11-15
12-31
12-15
10c
Holders
Payable of Rec.
Share
Company
Electric—
Paso
12-31
50c
,
-
American
Crawford
i
tquaf.)
6(4c
•
(s-a)
Cradock-Terry Shoe. 5%
Chicago, Milwaukee, at. Paul <sc Pacuic KK. C'o.
Common
Name of
El
___^
When
Per
Payable 0) Rec.
Corp.,—
Courtaulds, Ltd.—
7c
—
&
Class
A
(quar.)
County Trust (Md.)
Share
-
Distributing
.
Extra
Dock
12-
12-20
.
$2
(quar.)
Chesapeake Corp. of Va. (stock dividend)
CneseDiough-Ponds, Inc. (quar.)
Chicago
Record
Cosnat
Monday, December 5, 1960
.
.
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Payable of Rec.
Share
Inc.—
Chenango & Unadilla Telephone, com.
4% %
preferred (quar.).
3 va %
Holders
When
Per
Name of Company
Chemical
.
Ford
Motor
Co.
of
Canada,
Fort
Worth
National
Fort
Worth
Steel
Foster-Wheeler
Fostoria
Corp.
&
Bank
Ltd.
(quar.)
Machinery
Corp.
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co._
(resumed)_1—
—
25c
12-31
12-20
10c
12-15
12-
12-15
11-15
12-20
12-
25c
25c
1
9
Volume
192
Number 6009
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2229)
Per
Name
Fram
Stock
Wyoming
Common
Fvt.nklin
12-15
1212-
5
$1
12-16
12-
5
Great
3V2C
12-15
12-
12-15
12-
1
20c
Great
12-10
4
12-16
6%
Trailer
Fuhrman
&
preferred
(George
Futterman
Co.,
A.)
Co.
(quar.)
Inc.—-
Corp.—
A
Mountain
Co.,
5%
v
Corp.
Stock
Gas
Corp.
Light Co.
Service
Gatineau
(stock
dividend)—
11-
(Ga.),
common
12-31
Co.
Co.
Gatineau Power, 5%
Geco
preferred
Mines,
General
Grumman
1
2
Gulf
(quar.)
Transportation—,,
quarterly
Acceptance Corp., common
(quar.)
General
American
Stock *
Oil
dividend
Co.
1-
Baking Co., $8
General Bakeries, Ltd.
General
Bancshares
General
Box
General
Co.
Cable
1st
1
General
Cigar
General
Contract
5Vz%
Crude
General
,Finance
9
noc
1-26
10c
.
12-31
-
2c
(quar.)
12-
3
Foods,
Instrument
new
3
$3.75 preferred
12-15
12-
12-
(quar:)
1-
1
12-
7
(initial
12-23
50c
1-25
12-15
12-
45c
12-16
35c
12-
5
12-
9
12-10
2-
$1.25
212-
30c
11-14
1-
1
1
1-
9
12-
12-16
12-
12-15
—
$1.32
12-15
i\!. '68c
!
12-23
$2,375
12i30'",,'l212-
Telephone
Co.
preferred
2-15
Telephone
Common
4.25%
59 %C
"
1
12-
1-
1
1-
1
19c
12-31
12-31
(quar.)
55c
12-31
preferred
(quar.)
59 %c
12-31
11-22
5.28%
preferred
(quar.)
66c
12-31
11-22
50c
12-15 '
12-
Hat
11-22
-4.75%
General, Waterworks
$2
preferred
80c
$6
Genesee
Class
B
Genung's, Inc.
,
20c
1-
3
3
1-
3
1-
3
12-15
1-
3
j
12-16
11-25
r
preferred
$5 preferred
Giant
Portland
Cement
Gilbert
(A.
Gillette
(quar.)
1-
1
1-
1
12-15
20c
—
1-
(Henry
Glen-Gery
class
Brick
5
11-
12-
(quar.)
.
11-
10c
12-12
5c
12-12
/
5
20c
12-
5
1-
3
Glidden
Glickman
(quar.)
class
Corp.,
Class
A
(monthly)
Class
A
(monthly)
Globe
Envelopes,
7c
7c
—*—.
.;
Ltd.,
Globe-Union, Inc.
17%c
class
25c
(quar.)—_—
«
Gold Seal Products, class A (stock
Gold & Stock Telegraph (quar.)
Goodall Rubber—
-Stock
dividend
dividend)
—
and
common
on
\f%
15c
(reduced)
Industries
12-14
12-21
class
1%
$1.50
12-
Heinz
—
Helm's
7%
12-27
1
12-20
12] ?-
12-
1
29c
12-15
;—
Gorham
Mfg. Co.
(quar.)_
—— *—
Gould-National Batteries (quar.)—_—
12-19
6%
11-15
$$1
12-22
12-
12-22
12-2
50c
12-15
12-
Hilo
30c
—
12-15
12-17
(Washington, D.
(s-a)
C.)
R.)
A
preferred
8%
class
B
preferred
Granite City Steel
Grant
3%%
(W.
common
(quar.)
Company, common
preferred
(quar.)
Dredge & Dock
Extrt
Great Lakes
(quar.)
—
Paper,
Ltd.
(quar.)
3
12-
9
Indiana
Water
Indiana
11-25
General
Corp.
12-12
11-30
11-30
Industrial National Bank
12-12
11-30
'
12-12
50c
*
1-
3
12-15
12-15
12-
9
11-30
11-30
1212-
1
Ingram
1
Bell,
&
lniand
Cement,
Container,
Inland
Credit
Inland
Inspiration Consolidated Copper
class
A
12-
11-16
income)
11-16
Interior
12-14
11-16
Interlake
12-14
11-16
Interlake
12-
9
11-23
International
Business
10c
12-14
11-30
International
Cigar Machinery
12-
International
,—
12-17
11-28
12-24
12-
*-
25c
D
12-12
11-21
40c
12-10
$1
12-10
11-11
$40c
1-16
12-31
ll-li
1-15
1-
5
1-15
1-
,
1-15
1-
Stock
5
1-15
1-
5
12c
12-12
12-12
11-23
12-12
.
3
3
20c
12-15
1212-
12 Vac
12-15
12-15
12-
15c
12-22
> 1
12-
17VaC
15c
,
—
12-15
12-29
1-
3
1-
3
—
1-
3
12-12
(quar.),,
5c
35c
(quar.)—.—_—_—
12-15
2-
1
12-
Iowa
5
/
1-26
class
55c
A
(quar.)_—
(quar.)——
12-23
12-
12-
12-15
&
11-25
:
25c
12-15
12-
(quar.)
12-16
12-
17 Vac
12-27
12-
12-15
12-
12-30
12-15
(quar.)
Co.
$6c
—
—
12-29
12-29
15c
1-
3
12-
1
12-
1
12-
9
65c
12-20
*—
4.30%
Mining
1-
3
12-15
12-
9
11-10
12 Vz C
class A
(s-a)
Corp.
Hooker
Chemical Corp.,
Hoover
Company,
Class
4V2%
Horizon
Stock
B
$5
$4.25 pfd.
class A
Jeannette
.
7%
preferred
Land
(quar.)—
Corp.
dividend
(stock
———
dividend)
—
12-12
12-1612-
6
12-30
12-
6
$1
12-12
12-
6
9
11-10
35c
12-30
11-30
12-19
12-
(year-end)
(quar.)
43 %c
(quar.)—
75c
pfd.
Co.
common,,,,*,—___
15c
12- '5
1
12-12
12-15
11-18
1-
5
12-15
1-
5
12-23
1-
$1.25
(increased)
12-30
12-15
23 %C
12-20
__
12-
2
c
1-
1
12-
9
68 %c
common
1-
1
12-
9
54'/a
^
income
from
net
and
special
realized
secu¬
28c
12-29
10c
12-
Ltd.,
preferred
(quar.),
com.
11-25
(quar.)
—
common
(quar.)
com.
5
11-25
12-15
$75c
1-16
12-15
10c
(quar.)
1-16
1-10
7VaC
Corp.
1-10
$60c
45c
1-
1-
1
1-1
3'
12-15
!j.
1-
3
60c
1-
3
40c
_________
—
(quar.
1-
3
2%
3-
1
2-, 3
9
11-18
12-15
11-1
53 %c
12-15
'
12-15
12-13
40c
12-15
1-
1
—,
12-
3
preferred
Supply,
common
(quar.)
!
/
—
3
1-
3
11-30
12-
9
11-18
12-28
12-15
10c
(quar.)
1-
55c
(quar.)——
12-
$30c
x$$1.75
—
(quar.)
com.
15c
17VaC
$1.25
Ltd.,
12-12
11-25
$28
1-18
1-
3
3c
12-15
12-
5
12-23
12-5
11-30
Glass'Co.—
(this payment clears all arrears)
pfd.
Jersey
Investment
lessop
Steel-
Jewel
—,
—
dividend)
(stock
—
Tea
12-
1
1212-
Company, 3%%
Club,
Ltd.,
preferred
common
(quar.)
6%
6%
preferred B (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Johnson
&
93%c
$5c
$13%c
$15c
(s-a)
5Va%
2-
1
1-18
12-15
11-30
1-14
12-20
1-14
12-
12-20
9
11-25
12-27
32-1?
60°w
12-27
12-17
50c
12-
25c
(quar.)
9
2
Service
$1.10
Co.
Extra
:
40c
12-16
12-
2
40c
12-16
12-
12-10
11-21
$1.06%
12-28
12-
2
6%
1st
12-12
11-18
5%
2nd
12-12
11-18
12-30
12-20
12-20
11-22
5%
6-20
5-22
;
2
5%
(quar.)—:
1-16
78%o
net
—
Service,
Corp.
$1.12 Va
(quar.)—
(quar.)——
11-21
$1.50
from
(5c
(quar.)
preferred
Jarecki
15c
'.—
(quar.)
12-12
12-20
$30c
(quar,)__,
Fund
Foundation,
Water
Johns-Manville Corp.
Terminals
Johnston
Oil
Honolulu
Ltd.
7%
20c
convertible
15c
—
—
4
Public
50c
—
——
(increased),-,
Machine Co. (reduced quar.)
Service
(initial),,—
Johnson
$12 >/aC
(quar.)
—
12-30
$40c
Ltd.-—
1'
Light & Power,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Johnson
Year-end
Canada,
11-30
(Calif.)—
:—————
of
3
$1
of
Electric
Jockey
preferred
9
5%
Funding,
Jamaica
11-22
2%
Insurance
12-
12-23
plus! 30c from net real¬
Commercial
11-30
10%
—
1
America—
convertible
.7%
1
lie
Winston—
'
of
profits
Jamaica
1
16 VaC
(quar.)—_
L.
1
12-
11-25
Jahncke
6
.
Co.
preferred
Jaeger
1
75c
(quar.)
12-
12-15
2%
Co.,
Trust Co.
Stock dividend
12-15
12-15
11-10
(quar.)
4.80%
11-25
1-3
1
$10c
2
5
12-15
12-
11-25
(quar.)
Irving
5
12-23
75c
,
50c
20c
(quar.)—
3
1-
12-15
preferred
Investors
6%
12-
12-12
from net investment
6%
12-12
11-30
12-20
1-
(quar.)
Investment
12-12
15C
43%c
„
12-15
$1
12-10
dividend
year-end
12-15
40c
(quar.)__,
1
40c
preferred
rity
11-30
11-30
$60c
Inc.,
Power
Investors
—_—
11-30
12-15
12-10
gains)—
Hosts,
Investment
9
12-
12-15
75c
(quar.)—
preferred
5Va%
8c
12-15
25c
z,
Textbook
11-30
91V4C
Co. (quar.)
Corp._
;
Co., 3.65% preferred (quar.),,
12-12
(Canada), Ltd.—.
Silver,
4.36%
1
12-29
(quar.)
(s-a)
Resources
capital
Stock
11-10
25c
Brewing
*
Paints
investment income
Interstate
1
5
1-14
(quar.),,
Z
dividend
Interstate
1
12-15
9
12-
1-30
I
1
Paper Co., com.
preferred
5%
12-
1-2-61
1-16
Co.
International
12-15
•
1-17
$3
2%
12-10
(quar.)
Nickel
International
12-14
1-
9
12-15
60c
Petroleum,
11-23
1-
2%
12-
1
com. (quar.)
Chemical—
International
11-23
13%C
___—__
common
(increased)
B
Co.,
&
International
11-23
18c
Products,
class
Machines
International Salt Co.
12-12
1-
25c
preferred
$4'
12-10
'$60c
r-
50c
Mining
(quar.)
International
6%
1
investment
(quar.)
Harvester
International
5
25c
——
(quar.)——,_„!
Oil Co., Ltd.,
Home
Homestake
7
5
2%
Home Fire & Marine
11-21
12-
5
vl-
12 VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)——
iyear-end),
(irom
Steamship
preferred
ized
!
.Homasote Company, 5%
11-21
11-21
7
1-
1-15
283Ac
—
common
Ltd.,
Corp.
Increased-auar.
dividend
name)
/"■.
(quar.)_——
Co.,
Breweries
International
(see
:—■*—
dividend
12-2
11-28
12-
1-15
i
2iy4c
(year-end)
Reinhart
Stock
12-12
1-1
12-14
25c
Electric
12-12
12-19
11-2o
25c
27 VaC
Splendor Mining,.common
12-30
12-15
11-18
12-16
r
(quar.)
Quarterly
30c
12-22
1-
12-28
$15c
r
*
9c
Common
.
(quar/)—
class A—.
Fund
International
5
25c
(quar.),
._
1
35c
12-
60c
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)__
Supermarkets, class A
Holt
11-28
12-17
12-15
100%
„
——
2
25c
9
11-30
7 Vac
class B stocks
(quar.)
F
Income
Extra
1
12-31
12-10
40c
12-14
12-14
25c
1
5%
Institutional
Iron
11-29
1-
25c
dividend
12-19
11-16
1-
11-30
12'/a C
$2
Holly Oil" Co.——
Holophane Co. common (quar.)
(Stockholders approved a 2-for-l split).—
1
93 %C
(quar.),
C
1,„.
(quar.)
(quar.)
33.3%
(increased)
12-13
50c
Corp
3
*
11-25
15c
Corp.
Homes
12-14
$$1.63
11-23
12-16
$45c
Ltd., 60c pref. (quar.)^LLtd., 6%' partic. pfd.,,^
1-
—_
12-15
*
12-
.
11-30
12-15
2%
Industrial
Plywood
-(stock
dividend),
Ingersoll-Rand, 6% preferred (s-a)
—*,.i"
12-14
Stock
!—
12-15
$1.06%
25c
(s-a)
5
(quar.)
Quarterly
—
._*
5
12-
11-30
15c
Ltd.
33y3%
_
12-
12-30
(Providence, R. I.)
1-20
1-
12-16
12-28
$1.25
12-23
$2
1
.$12 %c
(quar.),.
(quarterly
preferred A (quar.)
4V4% preferred B (quar.)
3oc
50c
1-
12-28
dividend),„__
$1.50
(s-a)
12-15
$65c
6c
Inland
(Chicago)
12-15
12-31
5%
Co.—
____
12-15
12-31
10c
Industrial Acceptance Corp.,
12-12
$1
2
12-31
(quar.),,
12-12
40c
9
11-
Indianapolis Water Co.—-
12-10
.
6
12-15
10c
Ltd.
(stock
11-25
1-2-61
—
Inc.
Co.
Inc.
$2
.v
T.)
Great Lakes
1-
&
3
12-
11-30
Incorporated Fund (Boston)
Incorporated Investors
Gas
1-
12-
12-30
$15c
of
9
12-10
1-14
12-27
12-15
(increased)
Boston,
Inc.
investment income)
net
1-16
$30c
(Canadp.)
12-
Powder—
$2
(quar.)-
Co.,
Tobacco
50c
r___
common
40c
(quar.)
&
J.)
12 %c
—.—
(quar.)
(W.
class
from
1
12-30
;
Fund
1-16
2-
12-31
(quar.)—
3
$15c
11-28
25c
s
8%
Ltd.
1%
*
Light istock dividend)Hollinger Consol. Gold Mines (quar.)
2
12-16
12-16
1
capital
(quar.)'
(quar.)
1-
$1.12 Va
B. (quar.)
convertible
Hills
.
Grace
preferred
$2.50 preferred
4%
Express,
Hidden
11-15
25c
(quar.)'
Insurance
(quar.) .
Life Insurance Co.
Employees
$1.40
Extra
$1
2
12-
12-19
50c
Government
11-25
30c
$1.06 %
(quar.)
(G.)
••Heublein,
12-1
12-31
22 % C
—
5% preferred (quar.)
Government
Employees
12-'
12-15
(quar.)__
Hewitt-Robins, Inc
55c
2
$35c
Income
(quar.)
Hershey Chocolate Corp.
12-30
12-15
2
2-
$62'/aC
12-
15c
1
preferred A
$2
11-18
1-16
1-3-61
11-
7
investment
(quar.)
12-15
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartett & Co.
2%
—
Goulds Pumps Inc., common
B
12-15
,,
(quar. ),„_—**,
the class A and
Corp.
Common-
2
-20
1-11
40c
25c
.
'
t
preferred
7%
2
1,
12-15
1-23
$12'/a C
Imperial
"
.'
(George W.)
Hercules
1-15
12-30
Ltd.—
12-
_,___
Corp.
Hercules Galion
11-28
1-10
2-
9
12-
57ysc
:
12-20
2
2-6
"'
r,
11-10
12-
12-14
$12'/aC
(quar.)
4% '
12
•"
dividend
(H.
Helme
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. of Canada, Ltd.
Quarterly
A
12-
11-30
$$2
dividend
Class
12-20
dividend
Class A
8
12-31
12-15
3
44c
long-term
gains) '
*
Imperial Investment Corp.,
Helene Curtis Industries—
A
(payable in class A stock)—
Goodrich (B. F.) Company (quar.)—Goodyear Tire & Rubber (quar.)
Stock
from
Vac
.!■
_r
(quar.)
Telephone, common
preferred A
(quar.)
Mining
11-30
\
1-
20c
from
Imperial'Oil,
(quar.)
on
Hein-Werner
12-23
12-9
$13c
Extra
Globe-Wernicke
'
7c
:
A
-
12-14
17 %c
(monthly)
A
1-10
50c
.
class A (quar.)—
:
—Lr—
1
:
32c
(8c
12-
G
(quar.)
Pineapple Co.—
Heileman
11-25
-
-
B
12-
plus
Fund
.12-15
&
preferred
Hecla
11-25
Class
11-21
Capital
income
;
Imperial Life Assurance (Canada)
preferred
Stock
11-23
12-
(quar.)—*-—
Mfg. (quar..)———.
Company (quar.)
Glenmore Distilleries Co.,
11-21
12-15
25C
dividend
Hazeltine
11-23
1-31
12-31
50c
$1
Refractories
5Vz %' preferred
1
11-30
$1
(quar.)
12-
(quar.),,,
changed to Dole Corp.
Stock
11-15
12-15
30c
(quar.)
A
5
10c
—
11-21
12-15
(qu&r.)
Hawley Products
1
12-
25c
Extra
A
ciass
(N.--■¥.)
4!4 % .preferred
5Va% preferred
5%
9
Glens Falls Insurance
Bennett
12-15
RR.
12-15
Agricultural Co.——
Electric, Ltd/, 5% pfd. B
preferred D (quar.)—_—li—
preferred E (quar.")_*_
4.80%
11-30
12-
Gilbert
&
Imperial
11-21
(quar.).
L_
'—
Industries,
!
12-15
12-28
12-23
62y2c
(quar.)
B.)- Co.,
Shale
1
tlOc
(quar.)
Ltd.
Co._
50c
Gilpin
11-21
12-15
,
12-15
35c
Mines,
Company
C.)
12-15
Central
5c
Chemical
(quar.)
Plywood Corp. (quar.)
Name
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
1
$1.23
(quar.)
Giant Yellowknife
Illinois
(quar.)_„_,_
I
announcement under new
1-
11-28
11-18
12-15
$1.25
!
(quar.)
Co. (quar.)
Telephone
(quar.)*
Bell
Class
___—__
dividend
Hawaiian
$1.15
(quar.)
12-10
12-19
25c
preferred
Cement
50c
Co.,
Bank
Hawaiian
11-25
12-16
Georgia Power Co.—
$4.92
11-21
4.60%
2-15
_
Mfg.jCo.
5%%
12-16
25c
1%
i
(quar.)
a
$4.60 preferred
12-15
(quar,
Shoppes—
5%
12-15
17 Vac
(quar.)„
Corp.
A.)
B
Trust
5%
12-15
7'/aC
dividend
Illinois
12-19
Hawaiian
1-
2
Co.—
60c
dividend
preferred
1
12-15
7y2c
(quar.)
A
(quar.)
Georgia-Pacific
Stock
.
$1.50
class
Ideal
12-15
Hawaiian
i
:
(quar.)
Brewing,
12-15
1
Breaker
f $1.25
*
(M.
Haveg
Corp—
(quar.),,
preferred
10-13
1
1-
(quar..),*,.
Stock div.
:
(quar.)—
preferred
6
1-
„
Farms International, Ltd.—
1st pref. A (quar.)
Harvey Aluminum, class A (quar.)—
Hastings Mfg
:
11-22
11-28
$1.25
(quar.),,,
pfd.
class A
Paper (quar.)
dividends*
Harbor
11-22
12-12
12-10
5
$1
5c
Management,
Organ Co.
Circuit
12-
Harshaw
11-22
12-31
54y2c
1
(quar.)
preferred
I-T-E
Hardee
53yac
12-28
3%
(quar.)
$1.11
.
(quar.)
Co! (quar.),,,
Cotton, Ltd., 5 %
B
B
$1.27
(quar.)
Harrisburg. Trust (Pa.)
Electronics-
&
10-13
preferred
$1.10
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
12-15
12-
12-
'
5%
$1.25
preferred
preferred
6
3%
r
Savings Bank
Quarterly
Harrisburg National Bank (Pa.)
12-15
35c
12-23
(quar.)'
25C
;
6%
5
1
2%
A
$1.05
(quar.)
1-25
31 y4c
——
(quar.)
preferred
4.40%
1-
,
6
12-
62 '/ac
common..
preferred
$1.29
preferred
Stock
preferred ' (quar.)
4.36%.
2-15
12-
12-20
$47 M)C
*
dividend
Stock
4%:
$1.16
-
iquar.)
(quar.)
Harris-Intertype
1-25
(quar.)
General
1
12-
15c
1-25
33c
(quar.)
preferred
25c
Utilities, common
preferred (quar.) 2
Harris
2-15
12-16
25c
Company
Hygrade Food Products,
$1
,
11-14
12-16
5-26
Harbison-^Valker
12-20
dividend),.
Hyster
2-24
6-12-51
.
'
(Ohio)—
$1.25
9
1-13
3-13-61
Extra
9
12-30
32'/aC
Z
;;
(quar.)
$1.40
12-
$1.25
(quar.)
,
H&pjqg, Mining, (quar.)—
9
12-30
J32yac,
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
2-1
(stock
Erie
$1
11-23
40C
(quar.):
Telephone Co. of Illinois—
General
(quar.)
12-20
12 Vac
preferred
Class
11-30
25c
.
preferred
General
preferred A (quar.)
Mortgage (quar.)
Hutchinson Sugar, Ltd. (quar.)
Huttig Sash & Door, 5% pfd. (quar.)
common
convertible
12 Vac
1
50c
preferred
Hupp Corp.,
11-25
37 Vac
12-10
IOC
11-30
1-16
12-30
12-30
$75c
(quar.)
11-25
4-15
12-30
1-14
1-14
75c
Smelting, Ltd.
9
1-31
1-14
C
5%
*
(quar.)
9
4-29
11-28
30c
dividend)
12-
tlOc
12-30
3%
."
&
12-15
1-14
3%
dividend)
12-
5%
12-31
12-15
10c
30c
Huron
1
40c
30c
11-25
Hanover
income)!
Extra
11-2ft
Hansen
Castings (quar.)
Telephone Co. of Florida—
preferred B
Hugoton Production
9
11-21
$1
(stock
Hudson Bay Mining &
11-29
12-19
Stock
realized
Steel
$1.30
11-29
12-19
11-30
75c
from
55c
gains and 13c from investment
General, Railway Signal
(quar.)
$1.30
12-20
12-20
12-
8
30c
(quar.)
$1
50c
Hanna
11-30
12-15
Motors
1-13
30c
11-30
12-15
preferred
(quar.)
George Putnam Fund of Boston—
General
Hubinger Company
1
$1.25
Hammond
9
40c
;
—
$3
General
12-
(quar.),,,.
Paper Co., common
4'/}% preferred (quar.)
4 % % preferred (quar.)
1
25c
common•___
of
12-27
11-18
12-16
74 Vac
Equipment,
payment
Howell
20c
(quar.)
Hammermill
9
15c
(Year-end
ipiorlda)
Hamilton Watch Co., common
4% preferred (quar.)
11-17
32VaC
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)"
(quar.)
Howe
•1.20
Stock
.
11-10
50c
93 %c
preferred
Engineering
Hamilton
1
15c
$2.98
11-30
Electric
12-
$1.10
Corp., com. (stk.
Sound Co. (stock dividend)
11-30
9
11-21
93%
Stores
12-31
2-
8
5%
12-31
.
12-
4%
dividend,
U83/4c
(quar.)
Class
.
11-28
______
.
Precision
Howard
(quar.)
Hamilton
12-16
.'
quar.)
(quar.)
common
preferred
11-30
tlOc
Insurance
Hamilton
12! 9
35c
•
_______
(increased)
common
$1.60
Stock
12-
31 %C
Lighting & Power (quar.)
Industries, Inc. (annual)
Howard
5
preferred
$5.08
7
•,
(quar.)
"
1
12-
12-31
(quar.)
Halliburton
:
Cement
12-
12-16
5
1
25c
$5 preferred (quar.),
General Outdoor Advertising
Portland
12-15
'
class A
(quar.),
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.),
22 Vac
preferred
$5
12-16
1-
Corp
General Motors Corp.,
Houston
«*—*-*
$4.44
12-16
1-
27 %c
Co.
12-15
quar.)__
$4.40
2
1-
25c
(quar.)
General
Extra
12-21
$1
(quar.)
Fireproofing
1-
37 Vac
$4.20
5
50c
(quar.)
Corp.
27 Vac
pfd.
common
4%
,,
6-17
3
20C
3%%
9
9
3-18
1-
40c
dividend
5%
Gulf States
1-11
12-
10c
General
General
12-
(increased)
Electric
General
12-24
Finance Corp.-r-
Oil
General
General
$2
(quar.),.
Finance,
12-18
$12 '/ac
*
(quar.)
Corp. of America, 5%
12-
$1.06.%
quar.)
(quar.)
ju
Stock
25c
Power Co., '4.64%
preferred
5.16% "preferred (quar.)
9
Hotel
12-16
50c
Gulf
12-23
Mfg.
12-
:
Gulf Oil Corp. (quar.)
Stock dividend
12-1
2
12-
(quar.)
preferred A
General
1-
12-22
(quar.)
Co.
12-15
10c
(quar.)
common
1
$5
2
3%
(quar.)_
Co.,
12-
Hoskins
12-15
(quar.)
Gulf, Mobile & Ohio RR., com.
12-16
12-19
25c
:
preferred
Corp.
preferred
Common
56 %c
(quar.)—
'—;
General
12-
$5
$1.12%
.
American
General
Aircraft
Life
1
$5
—
Investors—
Increased
4%
1
12-
(quar.)—
(interim)
preferred
General
;
Ltd.
American
$4.50
12-
12-
preferred
(quar.)
7-1-61
1-
1
(increased
(increased
1
$1.75
1-
*'
Growers Wine, Ltd.,
Class
A
(quar.)
11-15
(quar.).
Quarterly ^
(F. W.), Ltd., class A
1-
■
Inc.
,
6c
4
Grolier,
.
30c
<quar.)__
(increased)
Products
12-
(quar.),
Power
5Vs%
(quar.)—
11-28
12-
ol Rec.
4-1-61
$1.75
(quar.)
dividend
Store
(quar.)
Holders
Payable
1-2-61
•_
Ltd.
preferred
Co.
$1.75
Household
1-
__
(quar.),,,
Canada,
common
convertible
Grinnell
"
(monthly).
Garrett
Corp.
(initial)"
Baking
When
Share
Company
$1.75
;
Power
Grieseaiecx
______
—
12-10
f $1.25
(quar.)
of
Hardart
Extra
*
(quar.)
&
Quarterly
1
(Winnipeg)
(quar.)
Grocery
Gas
Co.
common
preferred
12-
(Houston)—
:
of
12-15
40c
Assurance
Lines
Name
Horner
;
Sugar,
12-14
25c
Insurance
Financial
Western
12-30
$2.25
(quar.)
,____
Greyhound
Co
Investors,
Life
Life
Par
of Rec.
interest).
Greene
(quar.),,
(quar.)—
common
Brewing
(year-end)
Green Shoe Mfg.
Cananea Copper,.,,,,
Greyhound Corp.; common (quar.)
4'/*% preferred (quar.),
:
(quar.),,
Co., class A
Paper
Western
Great
split
(quar.)
common
&
Schmidt
Fundamental
West
t31 y.c
of beneficial
;
Quarterly
Great
Green
Refining Co.,
Fruehauf
Class
2
1-
7%
(Charles E.)
Fuller
1-
10c
Ore
on the ctfs.
Southern
Holders
Horn
(quar.)
Iron
Quarterly
dividend
Finance,
Frontier
Frosst
Great
I
4c
series
preference
Northern
When
Payable
Ltd.—
Power,
Nortnern
(Payable
quarterly
Friendly
1st
Great
Funds, Inc.—
(Less Mexican withholding tax).
Friden, Inc., new com. after 3-for-l
Stock
Lakes
5%
1
12-16
Franz Mfg. Co. (quar.)
Fresnillo Company
(quar.)
Initial
Per
Share
Name of Company
Great
12-30
$1
bearer
common
series—
stock
1-13
10%
Oil,
Custodian
Preferred
Holders
Payable of Rec.
25c
registered
Utilities
When
*"Share
(quar.)
dividend__
Franco
•
of Company
Corp.
13
&
5%
Storage,
:
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
(quar.)
9
12-
1
$20c
12-15
12-
1
15c
15c
12-15
1/-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-
9
11-10
1-
1
12-
9
12-15
12-
1
Ltd.—
—:—
—
Laughlin Steel Corp.—
Common
Joslyn
&
(s-a)
Common
Jones
(quar.)
(quar.):
preferred
Mfg.
&
A
(quar.)
Supply
(quar.)
62%c
$1-25
60c
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2230)
When
Per
Share
hame of Company
35c
(quar.)
Paper
Sutherland
KVP
12-20
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)—
4.35%
preferred (quar.)..:
4%
4.50%
(quar.)
preferred
Co., com. (quar.)
4%
non-cum.
preferred (quar.)
Kansas City Structural Steel Co.
(s-a)
Kansas Gas & Electric, common (increased)
4.28% preferred A (quar.)
4.32%
preferred (quar.),.
4%% preferred (quar.)_
2-13
1
2-13
3-
1
1-16
4%%
Lykes
12-
Light,
&
Power
2
Chemical
Co.
Kawneer
Company
(quar.)
Common
1-
Common
(quar.)
common
(quar.)
—
preferred (s-a)_—
(quar.)
Utilities
Common
preferred (quar.)
Corp. ——
Kern County Land
(quar.)
Kerr-Addison Gold
Mines, Ltd.
(quar.)—_
Kewanee
Oil,
class
A
(quar.)_
"'Series B-l"
(from net investment
Growth
Fund—
K-2'% (10c
"Series
income
plus
realized
net
(Walter
12-15
12-15
Co.
32c
5%
preferred A
;
5%
preferred C
Kollmorgen
4%
preferred
Kratter
B
$1.20
Kroger
1st
2nd
Kromex
•
Class
A
3
12-
12-
5%
Manischewitz
Manpower.
11-30
Inc.
Lamson
&
4.75%
Sessions
convertible
La Salle
Extension
11-14
11-23
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
Langendorf
$1.80
Marconi
1-
1
12-
8
Industries
Lawyers
Title
•
(Richmond,
Leath
&
12-15
7%
Co.
Extras
1
1212-
12-15
Basket
Leesona
Lehigh
Corp.
1-
3
Cement
preferred
Lehn
12-16
12-
12-
9
&
Martin
1
...
Navigation
3
Maytag
Company
1-
3
12-
Extra
I-
1-
McKay
River
McCloud
1-20
&
1- 2
1
12-20
12-
Special
Leslie
•(
Salt
Levines,
Co.
Inc.
Stock
&
Groceterias
E'dison
;
pref.
Co.,
B
Inc.
Long Mile Rubber
Quarterly
Louisiana
Land
&
(quar.)
12-
(quar.)
RR.
Louisville Title CO.
12-10
12-15
1-20
4-14
1-
3
12-10
12-15"
3-10
12-
9
II-18
12-10
11-18
12-31
12-15
12-15
15c
12-10
$1.75
1-
1211-
1
4
2
11-18
12-15
12-20
12-
1
11-24
1-14
12-14
1-
17%c
12-15
3
1-
2
1-
2
12-15
12-15
12-16
12-
45c
12-12
11-25
12-15
11-15
1-
2
3
12-15
12-31
12-15
12-31
12-15
55c
12-19
12-
12-19
12-
1
40c
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
12-12
11-
1
1
„
1-20
12-15
11-30
5c
Lucky Friday Silver Lead Mines
(increased)
^12-12-'"
12-15
11-30
$25c
1-16
12-15
25c
12-15,.
12-12
Stock
30c
12-
5
12-31
12-
2
6c
12-29
11-30
$10c
12-15
11-11
5
National Bank
National
of
40c
12-15
12-
1
12-10
11-17
12-20
11-10
(Fairfield
Bank
11-18
National
11-18
National
1-
City
9
9
9
12-15
12-
25c
12-10
N.
30c
12-31
62 %c
(s-a)
4V4%
1
(quar.)
&
Trust
35c
./___
Co.
National
$1
$3.50
Mesta
(s-a)
Products
Oil
&
Gas
Grocers,
12-
$30c
-
Co.
$1.06V4
(Chicago)
(quar.)
Louis)
Machine
4.35%
4.45%
87 %c
____v_
2%
*
•
common
_____*
1-
3
9
1-
Mickelberry's Food Products
9
3
12-
1-
1
12-
2
1-
1
12-
2
1-
1
12-
2
.
12-31
12-16
12-31
12-16
2-
15C
1
12-15
1-16
12-
1
Midwest
Abrasive
Oil Corp.
(stock dividend)
4%%
Rubber
Factors
Millers
Falls
Stock
■"
Corp.
Co.
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
—
(quar.)
Mining
Minnesota
Power
preferred
Mfg.
Insurance
;
New
3%
■New
12-
5
12-15
12-
6%
8
1-10
12-20
1-13
12-31
—
12-12
12-30
New
12-15
12-10
12 %c
12-12
11-14
15c
12-12
11-25
2
New
New
(quar.)
$1.25
(stock
(reduced-quar.)
1-
3
(a
System
Jersey
A
Jersey Zinc
York
York
State
11-8
Newberry (J. J.)
12-14
11-28
Newport
2
12-15
* ,./•
30c
-
12-15
,
12- ,9
12-30
27c
1-
1*
v
12- 9
3
12-15
.
11-30
3
12-16
$1.15
:______
11-
3
12-16
1-
3
12-16
$1.50
(quar.)
12- 9
43c
12-29
47Vic
12-29
12-15
12-29
12-15
10c
:
12-15
12-
1
$1
1-1
12-
7
Extrusion—
,
$1.01 V*
Co.
Electric
Newark Telephone
preferred
Electric
&
(quar.)
11-
12-15
50c
4
12-1
1- 3
11-25
1-
1
1-
1
12- 9
12- 9
$1
$1.50
12-10
1-10
11-30
12-31
50c
12-12
11-25
,93%c
1- 2
12-15
$1.12%
(quar.)_____
common
93%c
(quar.)
(quar.)________
Company (quar.)
Corp.,
12- 7
5
Gas—
(quar.)
(Ohio)
1
12-
30c
(quar.)
1-
25c
3%%
pfd.y(quar.)_:
12-15
1-
'.
12-
12-30
$1.38
(quar.)_
preferred
7
,$1.10
(quar.)!
3-31
4-21
12-15
,
.
;
Auction
12-
2
pfd.
(quar.)
Aluminum
preferred
6%
'
U5c
20c
*
1-20 /12-50..
.7V2C
>
(quar.)_
(quar.)
12-23
Power & Light—
5%
1-
•••;
12-15
12-26
•
6lAc
(quar.)
Jersey
11-25
'
12-31
$10
tl5c
class-A—
11-30
,12-15
20c
v
10c
11-25
50c
15c
'
—
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
England Telephone & Telegraph
Haven Gas (quar.)
3.75%
12-15
$1.15
.
'
(New Jersey)—
(annual)'_/_/
preferred
12-10
-
/_____:
_-
distribution of income!
Electric
12-15
dividend)
Co/(quar.)—
Mississippi Power Co., 4.60% pfd. (quar.)
4.40% preferred (quar.)——,
>
Paper* (quarr)-__f__i_
Lime
22 %c
(quar.)
Co.,
12-15
11-25
12*15
30c
(quar.)
3} ;12-15
1-, 3
New York, Chicago & St. Louis RR.
New
12-19
" ■■
.2-1
/; 3-1-61
1-
4.50%
Gas
'
'
preferred (quar.)
4.05% preferred (quar.)
11-18
12-
10%
,
.>//.•
(quar.)_/L_-_"____-_^.__
4%
11-30
15c
11-30
5
" / ' *
35c
preferred
Class
New
11-30
50c
(quar.)
(Boston)—,
1-
-
' V ■
11-30
' 12-15
v
-
Extra
12-30
1-31
New
12-19
12-15}
15c
'
Brunswick Trust Co.
England
11-30
712-15
,
3
1-
65c
Electronics,
New England
11-21
1
•}
' Quarterly ________:
Nestle-LeMur Co.
(quar.>_________-___-__-_iNewark
2
'. /■■■.
(Ala.)—
Neon Products of Canada, Ltd.
Light—
Natural
Co,
1-
15c
(s-a)__
Bros,
-
1-
1-/3
Corp. (quar.)_v__i—______:_y.
75c7- • 12-12(quar.25c. v. 12,-29
Fund. Inc.
4.60%
12-12
Bank
11-21
12-16
12-15
./
15c
3c
Research____
..New England Power, 5.52%
.1 '
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Valley
Mississippi Glass
&
&
Aluminum
Mission
,
15c
(initial)
Minnesota
5%
"
15c
Regulator
Minneapolis & St. Louis Ry.—
Minnesota
'
5%
—
Minneapolis-Honeywell
common
37 %c
1
—,—
Appliance Co.
Nelson
50c
-
.____
Nekossa-Edwards
New
56'Ac
Mining Corp. of Canada, Ltd.
Minneapolis Brewing (quar.)
Mirro
:
(quar.)
dividend
Mine Safety
New
,
common
Reclaiming—
preferred
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
Mill
12-15
3
—
(One share of Continental Oil Co.
Midwest
11-18
1-
-
Corp.
Neisner
11-18
12-12
15c
(quar:)
(quar.)
12-12
20c
Mid-West
Nautec
6
11-30
2-10
....
62%c
quarterly ._^_____i_^____!
National Steel
2
1
&
Insurance
Shawmut
Increased
2
12-
1
"•
National-Standard Co.
12-16
5
1-
17c
"
(quar.)
dividend
National
11-30
1-
50c ■'
20c
12-
-12-
1
2-
7c "
Security
11-25
-
12-19
series
Securities
Stock
12-10v
seri0sl_s_:___-_____-__u_:__-__
National
9
1-
"
$1.10
—
12-
12-15
,
3.3%
.
(quar.) •
Utilities (quar.)
3
12.
62 %c
preferred
Michigan Gas
&
Stock
;
,
"
Screw
National
-.
(s-a)
com.
(s-a)
Industries-(quar.)
National Securities:..
12-20
12-20
1-
45c
_■
Mortgage & Investment,
Growth
2
Castings Co.—
Presto
9
12-30
40c
dividend
——
12-
12-30
.
Edison,
dividend
4.40%.
3
9
12-
-$1
50c
Mfg.
3
12-
1-6-61
$1.50
—i
preferred
9
12-
15c
(year-end)_^
National
11-14
1-
5%
12-
3
;■■
;
is
National
12-20
12-15
7%c
(quar.)
(quar. )__-______r__^
Michigan Gas & Electric,
1
income
7
95c
3.80%
pfd. (quar.)__rl
.(quarr)-_-_-_-___i_~._i-r__i- •V96V4-C
97 %c
preferred ,(quar.)__
$1.08%
preferred. (quar.)___
1
$1.11 y4
preferred (quarr)
3.90%
'National
7
Chicago-
preferred
3.85%'
5
12-30
45c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(stock
'
35C
preferred .(quar.>_-_'_M__i._"
Publishing
11-
11-15
25c
common
Industries
12-14
12-
50c
(quar.)
;
:
Quarterly
11-30
*
1
2
1-3
2%
'
/
>
12-
1-
1-
50c
(quar.)
common
(quar.)-,..
12-15
11-25
12-20
\
t5c
Co.
Lead,
B
11-15
1-3
12-10
J15c
Mills, Ltd.—
National Malleable & Steel
„
;
Class
9
12-15
..
30c
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Key
National
"
'11-21
'
40c
■
Company,
12-31
•
(St.
.___
12-12
A
National
2
■
(quar.)
(quar.)
Class
11-17
"
(quar.20c
(quar.)
Ltd.
National Hosiery
ll-3tf
12-16
25c
Y.)
National' Bank-of
Metropolitan
„
12-15
25c
(Pittsburgh)
6%
(N;
Bank
Co.
Quarterly--
Mersick
11-30
(quar.).
Trust
Meredith
11-30
12-15
$1
Stores
&
12-15
(extra)
12-
12-10
(Hartford)—
National Gypsum Co., common
Stock dividend
12-15
12-30
50c
40c
Food
12-20
1-16
2%
;
(quar.)_____:
Insurance
2
(Al¬
Chemical—
&
12-13
1-13
30c~
!___
Bank
(quar.)
preferred
National
12-15
I" 1
v
5
2-10
3-10
70c
Quarterly
11-10
3
Y.)
Distillers
National
1-
Lines
National Fire
11-10
50c
12-
divd.)
(quar.)
Company (stock dividend)
Dairy Products (quar.)_
National
11-25
37 %C
.__
(Detroit)
Commercial
bany,
12-
(stock
12-20
12-15
11-25
12-10
12-
3-1
12-30
25c
12-15
12-10
12-21
Westchester
4-1
•;•/'
30c "
(quar.):..
50c
National
12-21
Tulsa
Casualty
National
12-15
25,
(quar.)
12-15
1
25c
approval Jan.
/■/.'/ //
:
12-
2
$1.75
Assurance
9
3-1
12-15
12-
•
Fire
12-
4-1
20c
12-
'
Trust
9
12-30:
-A
Extra
>
12-30
(quar.)
&
6
12-
12- 2
12-16
40c
com.
12-
12-30
■"
1-14
25c
preferred
12-5
12-19
County,
/12-15
and non¬
(quar.)
12-16
30c
62 %c
35c
1-
4%
8c
(quar.)
3
12-21
National
12-20
______
12-15
(Subject to approval of stkhlders. Jan. 19)
National Biscuit Co., common
(increased)
National Cash Register
(quar.)^
12-20
12-
11-28
12-15
/ 50c
;
;
Trust
of
1
1
5
12-30
;;
12-
(quar.)__
12-
12-30
20c
(Chambersburg, Pa.)
12-
3
8
(from net investment
stockholders
to
Bank
12-15.
2-
11-28
12-
20c
____^
1960)
12-15
3
5
10c
90c
3
12-
10c '
(s-a)
(extra)
&
50c
1-
11-18
(One share for each 52 shares held, subject
1-
12-15
12-10
50c
:—
Cove)
dividend
National
50c
1- 1
12-15
20c
Extra
3
12-15
12-10
50c
30c
(quar.)
3
1-
(quar.)
Bank
Company
Stock
2-1-61
Extra
Lowney (Walter M.) Co., Ltd.
Inc.
5%
National
Merck
11-15
iOc>
$1
*1
/' 1-
/
/
15c
;
(quar.)
$1.12%
(quar.)
Cement
Mercantile
11-25
...
(quar.).
Bank
;
Distilleries,: Ltd.,
Merchandise
2
20c
Nashville
Common
Acme
National
!
Mercantile
11-25
$1.75
Exploration
National
2
1$
voting
62'/ac
'
—
30c
8
12-
Engineering Co.—
Mercantile
7
12-
12-10
10c
(quar.)
12-31 '
1-1
,16c
Conn.)
(quar.)
National
Merchants
12-14
12-20
2%
Special
&
2
12-15
30c
common
12-31
1-16
5c
—
(quar.)__
Securities
_
(quar.)
Co.
Portland
Mengel
11-30
$1.21
:
11-25
1-16
•
4c
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
(quar.)—
& Company,
preferred
Melchers
12-10
25c
(quar.)
(stock dividend)
Company,
preferred (quar.)
Louisville
12- 9
50c
(quar.)
(P.)
$7
11-23
25c
preferred
&
&
(F. W.)
Mellon
11-23
5
140c
(reduced-quar.)
common
11-25
12-12 y
50c
income)
_____
stock for each 75 shares held)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Gas,
Co.
Robbins.
Johnson
Medusa
11-18
5
12-
5%
(increased-quar.)
Long Island Trust (N. Y.)
7%
5
12-
1-
Nation-Wide
Stock-Fund
(quar.l
preferred A
Ltd.—
series
Cement
Star
Lorillard
1-
1
Natco
12-16
$2.50
6
12-
25c
dividend)
11-18
12- 2
.""8c'
—
12-10
1
11-18
11-25
1
12-21
_____
Publishing
&
conv.
Mead
11-21
1-
10c
Brewing
Star
Lone
12-
1-16
60c
.
12-19
12-12 '
25c
A
(Glen
12-22
(quar.)__:
common
Meadville Telephone,
5
5C
«
■15c
50c
____i____z
31 %c
(quar.)
S. C.)—
Extra
Lone
4.84%
12-20
9
1-
Trust
Extra
Co.—
___
Co.
class
$30c
(quar.)__
preferred
5%
12-31
12-
12-
12-19
10%
Common
12-31
4%
(quar.).
(Jonathan)
Star
1-14
12-12
12-30
12-16
10c
5
15c
(Greenville,
Lily-Tulip Cup (quar.)
Engineering (stock
Lone
12-
1-14
$1.43%
>
1st
12-15
50c
extra
Linair
Dock
(quar.)_~
<auar.)_
3
3
35c
Co.,
Machine
McNeil
3
30c
Casualty Insurance (Tenn.)
(quar.)
Liggett & Myers Tobacco, 7% pfd. (quar.).
Lilly (Eli) & Co. (quar.)
$1.60
I-
B
11-
$1.50
,
10-28
25c
&
Logan
7
12%c
Quarterly
Loblaw
1-15
12-
75c
-
11-28
11-18
12-15
(quar.)
Corp.,
50c
Extra
'
Nassau
(quar.)
McGraw
1
______
11-18
11-18
.
1-16
12-15
—___/
(quar.)_^___
Corp.
12c
(annual)
(quar.)
McDonnell Aircraft
11-30
lOc
.
12- 5
12- 1
:
22%c
25c
——
(quar.)
Chemical
10c
12-15
lOc
__•
Nashua
—
$2.50
Corp.,
voting
12-1S
1%
:_
__„_j
Liberty Life Insurance
Life
3
12-10
7%c
(quar.)
(quar.) "
Records
1-
35c
dividend
Liberty
12-30
20c
Lexington Water, 5%%
pfd.
(quar.)
Llbby-Owens-Ford Glass Co. (quar.)
Year-end
1
40c
—-
12-21
9
17%c
__
2
,
5%
30c
(quar.)—:
McCormick-Armstrong
1
12-
1-
4%
(quar.)
1-
25c
1-16
20c
J.)
-
-
12-31
26'Ac
(quar.)
Industries, common
preferred (s-a)
Nalco
dividend—.
McCord
12-10
10c
(quar.)___:
(N.
12-15
/
'
__.
W
&
12-21
income)—...—
(quar.)
Lumber
Machine
Stock
12-15
35c
(quar.)
Inc.
12- 1
;
12-15
12-12
'
'
2
25c
12-28
12%c
Trust
9
11-22
12-15
11-25
1-
25c
2-
65c
Products
Refineries
Bank
Ltd.
1—
2-21
12-21
12-15
Class
Growth
investment
Matson
2-
(initial)..
Co.
Nachman
.____
&- Dry
Investors
net
Quarterly
A
12-
'1-15
1/
'___
System
12-20
r____.—...
12-
$80c
}'
Mutual
12-20
______i__..^:_H
preferred (quar.).
(quar.)
12-
59%c
*
12-23
1-10
■
1-16
___
Canada,
3
2
1
Muskogee
1-16
(increased)
1-
2
__
9
1- 3
N
4%%
(From
Corp.
_
15c
Inc.
.
(quar.)
Shipbuilding
Common
11-25
of
1-
$1.50
:
12-
;
Co.—
(quar.)_
Co., 6%
Company
Maryland
1
45c
Industries—-
Fink
&
Leonia
Son
Wells
Marshall
McKesson
convertible-'preferred
Leonard
Mfg.
Supermarkets
Means
(quar.)
12-31
Extra
90c
—
Massey-Ferguson, Ltd., common
dividend)
1-16
100 held
..Extra..:
!
(quar.).-
common
(quar.)—
(M.)
Marshall-Wells
11-30
12-
.
J35c
Munsingwear; Inc., new com; (initial quar.)
5%% preferred (quar.)_____
_____—
Muskegon Piston Ring (reduced).
$17 %c
(quar.)__^___
Marsh
11-28
12-
(quar.);
Valley
$1.50
(Calif.),
Marsh
11-15
12-15
$20c
.____
12-16
—
Telephone & Telegraph Co."
Quarterly
5
Ltd.—
Co.,
12-15
:
1- 3
,
60c
6
12-16
(quar.)_
12-
12-6
1-30
A
Mountain States
11-21
3
2%%
12-27
.
(quar.)_/_____—$1.75
Fuel Supply vincreased quar.)—
35c
Mountain
1
5
1-
1-16
12-13
50c
V 12%
J25c
;
(quar.)/__llll.
r
25c ." 12-10
:(s-a)$3.50
12-20
preferred
$22 %c
11-28
(reduced)
12-
\
—-
(quar.)
Mills, common
preferred
7%
2
12-
Vernon
7%
6
12-22
9
1- 2
10c
common
1212-
12-15
7
.__
B-(quar.)__—
preferred
6%
6
12-16
(Ontario)
12-15
12-20
t30c
,
(quar.)
Marquette
11-10
12-
1-
$32 %c
Co.
Mount
1-13
11-25
50c
.
—____
12-
(quar.)
1
1
12-15
::
Lines,
shares for each
(3
Communica¬
12-30
Company (quar.)
Leece-Neville
Marine
12-15
J
(H. D.)
11-16
$1.70
(quar.)
ordinary
preferred
Market
11-30
12-12
12-27
$1.75
(quar.)-.
G.) Inc. (stock
Extra
Lee
Detroit
(quar.)_
12-20
Va.)
(R.
Company
of
Ltd.
Telegraph & Telephone
Common
"
II-15
_
(quar.)
11-16
12-20
10c
>
(interim)
(After British taxes approximately 4c)
Marine
Bancorporation (quar.)___
__1_.11*'
11-30
12-12
(quar.)
Insurance
Le Tourneau
Nat'l Bank
Ltd.,
Maritime
12%c
(qar.)
Lanston
".12-10
-
40c
(quar.)..:
Bakeries,
com.
(quar.)
United
12-16
35c
;
—
(Toronto)-(s-a)
11-29
11-29
12- 1
common (quar.)
30c
12-10
(quar.)____"——
,/ 62%<5 y
1-1
M'orningstar Paisley (quaf.)
::
:
15c
12-15
Morrell
(John)
& Co/.. (quar;)'__'_-___/^__'__ ;•••'. .V;20c'
12-30
Mount Royal Dairies, Ltd.
(stock dividend)
J
3-20
1
50C
__.____l._l
1- 1
1-1
12-10
prior preferred
$2.50
6
2-
11-15
11-29
'•
1-
2% "
11-15
1
Morgan Engineering Co.,
4-
30c
Works
(quar.)________—
Moore-McCormack
11-25
(quar.)
ms; Co.
International
tions,
10c
preferred
preferred
(quar.).-
(quar.)
Maple Leaf Gardens,
Inc.—
convertible
70c
2
62 %c
1-
______
—
—
Trust
2
12-
30c
___________
12-15
$1.17
25c
.
;
dividend
Montreal
12-
12-22
35c
(quar.)
(quar.
Bank (New Jersey)—
National
Locomotive
12-31
—
12-15
$1.12%
Quarterly
11-10
(quar.)
common
_
5
1-
30c
(quar.)'_______
Montreal
12-22
12-15
9
5
12-
25c
Flour Mills
Stock
25c
Massachusetts
University (stock div.)
Lancer Industries,
7
1-20
12-
12-
9
2%
(quar.)
common
12-30
12-12
'
$1-12%
preferred A
12-
12-10
...
12-15
___
Co.,
3
t30c
——
Co.
Life
Manufacturers
6
10c
B
1-
2
60c
40c
Utilities,
preferred
preferred
4.70%
5c
_
(B.)
Manufacturers
10c
(quar.)
Investment
&
Montclair
12-
12- 2
12- 2
12- 9
5%
(extra)
________——
4.50%
t5c
—
(quar.)
pref. A (quar.)!
Stores
(quar.)
McCormick
class
and
Co.
Manning, Maxwell & Moore
9
9
3
12-15
10c
Ltd.
Loan
Montana
11-15
(quar.)
Mangel
McGraw-Hill
Lambert
11-15
5
20c
& Company,
12c
(quar.)
(AlfredI Inc.— • -,/
Lambton
5
12-
12-15
12-15
12-15
12-30
.
$1.05
25c
—
Chemical Co., (quar.)
dividend___'_
Stock
11-30
"
t5c
12-30
(monthly)
(quar.)
(John),
11-10
12-
Mills
Montana-Dakota
11-25
_______
5c
87%c
!
Extra
11-25
preferred (quar.)—_______—;
___Masonite Corp.
(quar.)__.___——_____/
(quar.)
Labatt
12-15
35c
•'
_
dividend
$1
(quar.)
Heater
Kysor
11-10
12-15
12-
__
(quar.)
Corp.
12-15
(quar.)
Service
(P. R.)
Stock
7
1-
Company
12c
—
(quar.)
preferred
tl5c
12-19
(quar.)
12- 1
12-2
12- 2
Monsanto
25c
7%c
50c
_
(quar.)
(quar.)
preferred
11-10
(quar.)—
Ltd.
Public
Mallory
Company—
6%
7%
11-10
15c
68%c
common
12-15
12-15
50c
12-13
preferred (monthly)
preferred (monthly)
Mfg.,
4-
11-25
(Joseph)
Shoes,
12-15
dividend
Stock
Monarch
income)__
62%c
____
preferred
11-25
;
25c
preferred (monthly)
(S. S.) (quar.)__
__——__
4%%
C
1-
12-
12-
1%%
convertible
Kroehler
12-30
*
10c
—
common
A
11-25
•
45c
conv.
Kresge
Majestlc-Penn State
1-
12%c
(initial)
(monthly)
conv.
$1.20
$1.20
Magnavox
12-15
1- 3
5%
(quar.)
class
Corp.,
Class
11-25
12-20
50c
(stock
Corp.
Koppers Company,
11-25
11-25
12-30
——...
Maher
12-15
42c
div.)
:
Inc.
(quar.)—
(quar.)
12-30
(quar.)___—
.v_
Mines, Ltd. (s-a)
Gold
11-22
^—
-
12-30
Mohawk
12-12
1-3-61
12-12
12-12
11-30
'
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Rubber Co. (quar.)
4.20%
tl5c
/.—_______
1
Magnin
$1
dividend)—
(stock
Lake
12-15
Maine
35c
20c
Creamery
Extra
12-15
1
Extra
11-30
Ltd.—
:__
investment
Electric
12-15
25c
Glass
2
(from
Co.,—
preferred (s-a)
.".——
Modine
Mfg. Co. (quar.)"
Mohasco
Industries, common
(quar.)
35c
River,
—
—
4%
U9c
(quar.)
Co.
&
&
Red
Madsen
from
(quar.)
Knudsen
2
12-
H.)
Fund
Gas
2
/ '
Kittanning Telephone (quar.)
Kleinert (I. B.) Rubber (quar.)
Knox
(R.
Madison
Madison
12-15
investment
of
Kingsport Press, new common
Kingston Products Corp.
Kirsch
inc.)
(quar.),
Corp.
tl9c
_______—...—_____—_______
3
1-
Powell
(quar.);.——
1-
/ • ■?".
■
56c
12-15
(quar.)
Co.,
&
(initial)
12-15
(quar.)
common
Birmingham RR.
&
12-16
11-22
10c
class A (quar.)___
dividend
Stock
Mobile
3%%
Paper, class A
1-
"
profits)
E.)
Kimberly-Clark
*
net
special
Keystone Steel & Wire
11-23
__
Extra
Macy
5
"
,
L
from
a
11-23
12-15
t$1.25
MacWhyte Company (quar.)
6
12-
60c
t20c
10c
I
10c
30c
_——_
Keyes Fibre Co.,-4.80% preferred (quar.)
Keystone Custodian Funds, Inc.—
Keystone Investment Bond Fund—
Keystone
12-15
$3c
9
12-
30c
28%c
$1.25
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-25
25c
Copper
B
12-15
9
t7c
Registered
•
5c
prior
Kennecott
12-15
2
Inc.—
Industries,
Oil
Kerr-McGee
Kidde
9
11-30
25c 1-13-61
25c 4-14-61
$1.25 1-13-61
40c
12-15
—
2
$3c
(quar.)_—___•_——
12-
12-
Service,
1-
_.
&«Bloedel &
9
11-15
2
RR.,
Public
t6c
Extra
5
1-
Pacific
Missouri
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Power &
Ordinary
12-15
1-
Missouri
11-30
12-
"(TnitiralZ-II~~~""~"I~I™
B
MacMillan
'
Co., common
Kerr Income Fund (monthly)
-
3
11-30
25c
,
12-
3
9
9
53 %c
Extrs
12-15
12-
3
1-
12-16
12-16
1-1
12-12
$2
25c
B
Class
12-28
90c
*%c
60c
18c
%%
Pipe Line/common—:—
Missouri-Kansas
Holder*
Payable of Rec.
40c
(quar.)
Corp.
12-
20c
common.
(quar.)
—
Class
12-
*
(quar.)
Kentucky
Class
7
1-
87%c
60c
30c
$1.12%
(quar.)
Co.
Company,
4%%
12-
2
25c
(quar.)
preferred
1
1
When
Share
,
Fuel
River
35c
...
7
1
(quar.)
common
$4.50 preferred (quar.)
Kentucky Stone Co.—
5%
12-
12-15
Extra
Kelsey-Hayes
Kendall
2
25c
Company,
3%%
2
12-
1-
15c
.-
Co.,
Ltd.
Mines,
MacLaren
2
12-
2%
10c
dividend)
12-
12-
t7'c
12-
3
3
1-
2%
______
Kay Jewelry Stores
(stock
Kayser-Roth Corp.
(quar.)
Kellogg
dividend)
(stock
Kawecki
12-15
12-10
Mississippi
J6c
3
12-22
.
Name of Company
12-16
20c
(s-a)
Steamship
1st preferred
5%
1-
(quar.)__
common
3
MacKinnon Structural Steel—
8
1-
35%c
4%%
preferred (quar.)
$1.12%
5% preferred (quar.) ————.—$1.25
Katz Drug Co.
(quar.)
40c
Kansas
1-
55c
Foundry
Extra
12-30
12-
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
preferred
■
Bros.
Macassa
12-19
26c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_.
$5 preferred
Corp.
Per
Holders
Payable of Rec.
37 %c
Luminator-Harrison,
Inc.
(quar.)
Lunkenheimer Co. (quar.).:
Lynchburg
12-22
Natural Gas,
Kansas-Nebraska
Share
(quar.)
Monday, December 5, 1960
.
.
25c
12-27
$1.12%
Company
Brewing
2-13
11-30
Ludlow
2-13
1
12-30
$1
50c
25c
42c
$1.07
$1-08
City Southern Ry.
Kansas
1
3-
When
Per
Name of
Lucky Larger
2-13
3-
$1.08%
$1.12%
1
3-
$1
»1.05
—
4.20%
11-30
3-
95c
(quar.)
preferred
3.80%
66c
shares—
Dutch Airlines.
Amer.
Kansas City Power & Light(increased quar.)
Common
KLM Royal
Holder$
Payable oi Rec.
12-10
11-21
12-20
11-18
.
/}
Continued
on
page
48
Volume
192
Number
6009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2231)
Stock Record from the New York Stock
DAILY RANGE OF PRICES
Range for Previous
40
89%, Feb
108% Oct
Range Sinee Jan.1
Highest
Sep
1
.
47% May
8
84% Apr 28
9
20
134
Apr
18% Mar 20
27% Dec
46% Nov
57
12% Nov
Lowest
-
23
40
50
10
23% Mar
Aug 17
4
23% Jan
Jan
2
20
Sep
23
Oct
98% Mar
24
26
Mar
35% Oct
34% July 15
80% Mar 9
12
2
Sep
3
Sep
22"■
Oct
1
28% Dec
10 % Nov
23
16% Dec
2
ACF-Wrigley
2
32% Jan
6
Acme
28% Jan
4
Adams
Jan
.
10
Sep
59% Sep
240
Nov
20
20% Feb
8
18
11% Oct
38% Feb
^79
Sep 15
Feb
85
Jan
4
1
264
Nov
7
•
7% Jan
8
53% Jun
Aldens
17
84
3
28% Oct
25
45
Jan
5
28
56% Jan
4
8% May 11
13% Jan
33% Jan
27
90% Jan
12
38% Sep
8
39 % Feb
37
39 %
*93%
xl5%
16%
*15%
52%
»49
50%
Allied
Laboratories Inc
Allied Mills
Allied
41% Sep
26
58% Jan
13
Jan
'4
84% Sep
1
1
22
Oct
26
40
Jan
28
1
95% Nov
3
132
Jan
28
25
22% Oct
24
39% July 15
28% Sep
28
61% Oct
•
26
108
Jan
Industries
4%
5
52
Mar 31
Feb
12
51
Dec
22
56% July 17
89% Nov
25
106% Feb
5
27% Dec
22
35% Apr
30
23% Nov
2
42
Jan
29
62
Nov
Alpha
Aluminum
Co
50% Mar 15
55
July 25
78% Jan
0
23% Oct 26
31% Jan
6%
21
18
33% Apr
9
17% Apr
20
25% Jan
10
160% Apr
9
91
Nov
28
106% Jan
50 %
Sep
2
36
Nov
32% Oct
7
46% Dec
18
08
Jan
2
04% May 29
57
23% Sep
45% Jan
22
39% May
58
30% Jan
19
Jan
7% Feb
2
Aug
22
44% Jan
18
American
Bakeries Co—
4
44% Jan
4
American
Bank
18
0
13% Oct
24
3
35% Oct
0
July 12
30
Jan
4
American
Bosch
7
American
253/4 Mar
4
43 % Nov
28
11
19
6
20
Nov
11
14% Mar 18
6
133/4 Sep
43% Jan
1
05% Sep
July 28
,3
30% Dec
40% Mar
2
353/8 Nov
17
2
7
40% Sep
29
513/4 Jan
30 % Dec
29
55% Apr
25% Sep
37% Dec
24
44
44% Mar 17
1
71
46% Mar 22
28«
14
4
Sep
2
05% July 38
17.
45% Oct
20
2
35 V* Oct
30
31
B
21
59% Jun
1
21
27
7
15
181/2 Dec
2
8% Jun
20
4
28
30% Mar
14% Jan
15% Dec
3
B3
Dec
30
International
9
5%%
98
30
8
4
Sep
84
02% Jan 22
10
Deo 18
3.90%
Aug 24
Co
Mach
&
0
American
Machine &
15
American
Metal
14
28% Jan
4%%
92% Aug 15
31
Sep~21
73% Apr
Molasses
18% Nov
50
Metal
American
29% Apr
18
American
Motors
76% Dec
55% Mar 23
14
American
2
American
Apr
18
44
Sep
1
43% Apr
14
11
67,
Jun
20
43% Apr
813/4 Dec
1
3
.33% Oct
24
48% Aug 12
American
18% Apr 21
Mar 17
11% NOV
1
16% Feb
American
138% Jan
7
1
28% Oct
20
38% Jan
53% July
0
88%
Nov~~4
64% Mar
13
Sep
22
137
Deo
22
Deo
18
41
41 % Sep
133
Dec
9
.
152
31
I
May
,
13% Dec
Dec
9
54
12
117
34% Dec 30
18
63% Mar
29
5
54
Jun
125
25% Mar 26
25
72%
Dec" 22
26% Dec
105
27% Dec
2L
75% Sep
18
17
79% Jan
14% Jan
17% Dec
2
43% Jan
23% Jun
20
7
29% Sep
27
Feb 30
27% Sep
28
35% Mar
-
Sep~23
74% Mar 17
23
00
Deo
4
29% Oct 30
68% Jan
.
'<
25
54% Jan
11
July 28
95% Apr
9
41% Aug
8:
36%. Jan 14
85
!
-Jan
12
Feb
17
1
44% July 5
93% Oct 28
36
;
For footnotes, see page
*.
44% Aug 12
31% Oct
3.0% Mar
26.
*
Std
Sany
5
3
45% Aug 31i
;
.
.
'
.
37
36%
37
363/4
37
34%
34
34
34%
61
*60
61
34%
•60
300
61
60
60
14%
15%
14%
15%
15%
38
37%
38
16%
30,000
37%
37%
37%
373/4
37V4
37%
3,600
42%
29,000
31%
36
43%
42%
20
36
43%
*19%
42%
20
8 3/8
36 %
36
40%
41%
68%
67
67%
/
*
•,
43%
27%
*84%
86
55%
•.
,
39
•38%
39
*84%
■'
39
,
84%
84%
84%
130
40%
41
40%
41%
27%
54,500
27%
28%
29
29%
28%
29
4,700
46,500
543/4
55%
19%
54%
;
19%
54%
53%
55
19%
19%
33%
19
19%
18%
18%
4,300
7%
7%
7%
25,300
73/4
8%
7%
24%
24%
180%
181 %
180%
57%
58%
57%
'
19%
103
♦100%
81
37%
x36 %
243/4
24%
93
14
19%
19%
19%
00
93
*90%
15
93
14%
•90%
14%
*143/4
12
337/a
16
15%
19 %
20%
183/4
193/4
75%
75
75%
75%
76 3/8
55%
56
138%
136%
140
16
56%
60
347/8
37%
*123%
27%
12,700
12%
37%
38
54
54%
55%
4,600
813/4
79 %
80 %
37,700
36%
:
37%
78%
38
373/a
37%
12
11%
113/4
.
141%
140 \
347/8
34
34%
;
3,100
;
7,200
12
28,600
13%
14%
13%
55%
54%
55%
55%
136
136%
59%
27
60%
26%
27
26%
26%
6,300
75%
74
74%
3,000
29%
29%
29%
-
30
30%
30%
30%
30 %
30%
95
95%
94%
95%
94%
95%
,
60%
122%
122%
42%
41 %
59%
19%
19%
*19%
.
60%
60
122% 123
41%
40%
41%
20
19%
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.
28%
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28%
*28%
26%
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28%
28%
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19%
26%
*15%
.42%
44%. ,45%
-
31%
34%
;
93
33%
*91%.
-
36%
45%
'
15%
15%
62%
62
22%
22%
23%-'
39%
40%
40
40%
11,200
32,700
'
41%
34
■
33%
.
93
*91%
*36% ,'
,
.
62%
.42%
44:
43%
44%
31%
31%
31
31%
33%
33%
33%
33%
91%
91%
37%
4,500
184,700
980
.
34
93
36% : 37%
45%
•
15%
.
31%
31 %
>
,
-
44%
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.
45%
4,166
15
45%
■
300
26%
21%
•
31%
/
28%
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26%
57,200
62%
40%
44%
700
28 %
28%
t 19%
15%
42
31 %
1,470
403/4
19%
19%
22%
22
,
-
122
40%
64
22%
...
-
2,700
109,600
15,800
15%
64 Va
21%
:41
122
2,400
-
63
15%
63%
-
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61
60%
-
60%-
122%
26%
15%
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500
5,800
*
74%
95%
60
960
29
.
30%
40%
45%
24%
29
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37
24%
76%
40%
'
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28%
123%
23%
•
126
75%
.
9,600
17,400
-
60%
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30%
95%
40%
135%
94%
30%
8,100
16%: v
29
*28%.
64%
34%
60
126
80
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24%
25%
26%
135
60
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126
25
75 %
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59%
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27%
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140"
33%
15%
25%
74%.
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55
60%
26%
,
29
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37
140
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34%
126
24%
.
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37
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53%
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137%
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126
26%
45%
11,100
400
20%
11%
140
34%
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14%
15
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12%
140
64
.
93
14%
14%
19%
-
15%
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,
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15
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~
141
34
93
14 %
15
38%
22%
6.25
10
2,700
37%
,
64,500
.
43,200
37%
31
78%
85
24%
37%
94%
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104
77%
24%
373%
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00
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553/4
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85
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81
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243/4
36%
.
2,200
24%
77%
28%
19%
24%
54%
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36%
27%
25
193/a
8,200
34%
55%
783/4
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/ 500
35
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5
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34%
353%
39%
13%
353/4
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60%
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14%
56%
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79%
123
20%
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54%-
25
5,100
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35%
25%
100
<
85
53%
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1,900
20 %
56
37
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12 %
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55%
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104
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181
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1
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19%
333/4;
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60
200
84
583/4
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2,200
41%
33%
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2,700
39
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12
67
20
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20
77%
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35%
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3,600
41%
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♦38%
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J
96,900
36%
40%
-.
*
31%
36
41
86
24%
par
I2,ioo
31%
36%
19%
8%
*90%
■
31%
35%
.
,
»
40%
36%
•
8%
42 %
,
*33
20
-
20
8%
27%
20
*100%
*19%
83/b
41%
33%
%
41%
20
8%
.
80
303/4
36
42%
67%
86
43%
*19%
8%
x41%
42%
.
-74%
84 preferred
No par
Anderson Clayton & Co—-21,80
Anderson-Prichard Oil Corp—10
1,500
3,000
36%
15%
25%
12.50
Common
4,300
62,400
.
94
15
~" 8
•'
:
:
'
19
18%
•91
x34%
743/4
com
400
37
25
common
19
94 '
110
62,
35
193%
;
25
18%
•91%
25%
15%
181
com__5
&
25%
*60
61
193/8
Ampex Corp
1
Amphenol-Borg Electronics Corp—1
Anaconda Co
i
50
Anaconda Wire & Cable
No par
15
Nov
47
17
Mar
31
31
36%
19
95
27
,
*34
35
19%
Rad
Anchor Hocking Glass
3
34
•
Feb
42% Oct
60% Mar 18
37%
20%
75%
AMP Inc endorsed shares
'
24%
193/4
18% May 17
17
243/4
18%
*91 %
14%
73% Jun
.55% Jun
x24%
92%
14%
8
•
25%
19
91%
*14%
7
17
25%
18%
92
143%
Mar
33% Feb
25%
18"%
143/a
Jan
Mar~I5
25%
22,600
14%
14
46%
67
79
45
1
66%
83
2
17
66%
1.9 %
2
21
42% Mar
66%
*33
par
Dec
25
1,400
67%
55
5
6% preferred
American Viscose Corp
American Water Works Co
Preferred 6% series
;
66%
27%
Optical Co
.1
Photocopy Equlpm't Co.No par.
American Tobacco
1
4
68%
*84%
Preferred 5%% series
23
American Zinc Lead & Smelting—1
63
58% Sep 22
00% Dec
1
-
20
130% Aug 31
19% Oct 24
30%
1
68
X42 %
par
19 % Oct
4
01 Va Nov 36
'
97% Sep
63% Oct
51% May 19
Jan
4
32% May 11
15% Jan
4
IT
29% Aug
7
27% May 1
34% No*
.
•
117
65% July 29
13% Mar 13
25% Nov 23
4
47
69%
25%
39%
American Sugar Refining com—_25
7% preferred
—25
American Tel & Tel Co
33%
30% Aug 26
47
14%
American Stores Co
23
•58
47
Xl9%
2
American Steel Foundries
1
3
31% Feb
60
463/4
35%
Amer South African Inv Co Ltd—£1
38% Jan 20
•58
46%
20%
4
82 % Feb
•25%
60
46%
193/4
Jan
10
26%
60
46
*38%
34
Sep 28
26%
60%
38%
21
Jun
29
1.66%
preferred
32,000
102
46
20%
par,
23%
•97 %
60 %
38%
No
23 %
.
46%
20%
4
61% Oct 26
33,300
69%
Aug
25
98,300
64
68%
126
Jun
4,500
30%
623/4
23%
102
62
42%
par
8
62% Aug 24
25%
30%
633/4
31%
9
.
24%
30%
62%
31
Mar
;
25%
30%
64%
313/4
Potash & Chem
210
30%
31%
•
1
—No
83
63'A
31%
Feb
•
2
129% Jan 20
Co
83
30%
8%
7% preferred
100
American Snuff Co common
_25
* 6% non-cumulative preferred-100
4
10
Jan
News
2,600
12,000
30%
65%
29%
64%
8%
100
Co
8%
45%
25
42%
Metals_No par
inc com—1
Gas
8%
45%
83%
23%
.
•97%
*19%
American Seating Co
10
American Ship Building Co__No par
American Smelt & Ref'g com_No par
14
Aug 24
144% Aug 25
13
35% Feb
Sep~22
37
21% Oct
57
27% Mar 15
Apr
1%
35% Aug 16
1
2
u
Jan
3
145% Aug 24
18
89
:
22
117
'
43% Mar
38
Mar
133% Jan
148% Mar 20
30
117% Oct
42
50% Feb 27
Amer
82%
23%
8%
American
j
83
1,400
8%
45%
25%
30 %
3.50
Corp
8%
45
25
14 %
Co
2,500
15,700
,
25%
193%
Products
Natural
;
100
19%
100
American
5
36%
25%
25%
19%
preferred
26
Aug
25
8'A
43%
Climax
18
13'/a
483/4
36
.
23%
13%
com
13%
48%
36
*97%
1
of 111
13%
48%
99%
65%
100
273/a Jan
13%
48
46%
*82
17,200
35%
8%
83
220
1,100
50y4
23"%
1
Corp
Fdry
58 % Jan
Oct
*81
'
15%
49%
'
45%
,
96
153/4
50
23%
58%
20%
preferred
13% Oct 21
13
13%
36
•95
16%
49%
49%
8%
1
prior preferred
American
813/8 Nov 29
13%
42%
__.12.50
Investment Co
Jan
•15%
'
*97%
No par
American
80% Jan
Jan 22
14
Ice
Corp
Products—
American
31% Sep 20
20% Jun
1
10
13% Jun
Hospital Supply Corp
Hardware
6
4
09 % Dec
Home
American
9
14
24% Dec
American
20% Sep
76% Jan
95
50%
•19%
.40c
American
103
95
16
49%
37%
par
_1Q
Foreign Power—No
16% Jan
49% Jan
30
Co
Inc
15
94
21
Export Lines
Power
20
17
21% Sep
Electric
18
28
93%
15%
.
3,300
6,300
15%
10
13% Oct
20
59% Apr
Co
198% Jun 15
61 Va Jun
41
24
*60
10 /-
American
Feb
34% Jan
Apr
38% Jan
Distilling
&
40%
37%
100
Enka Corp
;
European Secur —No
American
41
3
American
,
14,100
40%
10
Barge Line Co
Crystal Sugar com—
American
11
40'A
93%
100
*34
par
American
8
39%
95
•"
No
No
24% Jan 18
May 19
84
1
41
9% Jan
9
52% Nov
9
70% Dec
-
Cable
American
i.
4
31% Mar 15
■
&
Commer
American
.
28,800
30%
33%
18'A
25
Chain
4%% prior preferred
American Cyanamid Co
7
9%
32%
91
12.50
common
17% Feb
,
105
29
45% Oct
Jan;
Co
10% Jun .3
May 27
18% July 9
20% Jan
2
23
17% Dec
25
13
33 % Jan 1
142% Feb
July 27
Mar 30
9%
30%
33%
1
Corp
Chicle Co
American
5
59% July 18
,42
22% Sep 39
IS
38% July 31
193;
Amer
11
Radio
preferred
American
14
29% Dec
Oct
July 37
Feb
24% Apr
.
Mar 13
Feb
28
89
17 % Sep
40
45
t% NOV 27
122
443/4 July
18% Jan 23
s
9
39
243/4 Jan
40% Jan
55% May 18
:
Jan,
00% Nov
26
20
39% Oct
100
1»
Oct
16
Can
9%
313/i,
1
common
&
8,700
39%
*26%
2
No
16,500
83 ya
93/4
20
Cable
American
Aug 23
36% Sep
81% Jun
May 28
1%
Inc
Corp
12%
50%
"
3,500
25%
—50
Arm a
12
50%
*82
17,100
29%
29%
12 %
30
4%
32%
35%
29
par
preferred
American
13
23% Oct 25
Jan
46% Sep
Theatres
5%
12
4
68%
10
preferred
American
383/4 Aug 23
61% Aug
17
47% Jan
Jan
:.»c
30%
5,700
263
46%
100
No
Brake Shoe Co
6%
29%
.
9%
48 %
*26%
Par
common
51% Jan
20% Feb
.
Note
63
33% Nov 20
50% Jan
No
preferred
Oct
7
13
convertible
30% Oct
2
13
40% Nov
•4
3%%
,
.
4%
50'/a
13%
x62
1
^-12.50
Corp
r263
83%
50'A
64%
50
Co
Corp
Petroleum
3,100
*260
Co—
preferred
Sugar
3,900
11%
71%
50
35%
29%
1"
25%
11%
71
3%
.
12%
9%
8%
25
par
24%
11%
71%
*81
46'A
*97
Amer Agricultural Chemical—No par
American Airlines common
1
27
2
convertible
Amerada
4
Nov
42% Jan
Leather
Amalgamated
Amerace
—No
of America
24%
30%
8%
10
12,000
34%
45%
82 %
10%
31 %.
8%
23%
10'/a
32%
46 %
82 %
10%
3,700
31
8%
100
14,100
51 %
9%
45'A
10
common
8,500
87%
24
'
31
13%
35
33%
86%
83%
48%
50%
35
preferred
Cement:
:
Portland
-
30%
87%
34%
x34
,
23%
30%
'69%
?:
30%
*35%
50'A
par
100
Mfg
,
13%
par
convertible
Aluminium Limited
28
21
'
No
preferred
4.08%
7
Feu
25% Dec
47
5
Corp
5
Corp common_.No par
Allis-Chalmers
4
35 V, Jun
10
1
9
Products
Amalgamated
44% Sep
Inc
9%
31
,.No
Allied Stores
36% Apr 13
35% Jan
4
12%
24%
50'A
16%
51%
13%
0
115% July 24
May
1
77% May 11
40 %
94%
",
10
,
11,900
*82 %
.
83%
94%
5
75
12%
'
53,400
17%
10,200
11
3%
30 %
51"%
*81
32
5
11
83% Mar 17
12%
51%
83%
35%
Chemical Corp
Kid Co
11% Jan
12%
52
*81
'
■
>
3%
31
9%
Allied
58% Feb
30%
34"%
39 %
Allied
39% Jan
12%
49%
„
3%
30%
Allen
16
30%
i
.,
*261
3%
•
1
common
8
61% Jun
127% Sep
May 27
May 31
6% Oct 24
30%
100
convertible preferred
4
5
29
Corp
3"%
10
6%
4
43 % Aug
*270
3%
10%
24%
5,500
16%
16%
24%
12 %
10%
24%
>
36%
16
17 %
10%
73
10%
24%
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp—__ 1
Allegheny Power System
5
Allegheny & West Ry 6% gtd
100
Jan
32
17
i
17% Jan
4
11%
70%
5
—
59
24
12%
74
1
common
22% Jan
21
10% Feb
Inc
17
14% Feb
12%
72%
„
2
Corp
25
44% Feb
13
*273
2
27
04% Apr
11
series
10%
24%
.
36%
15%
87%
'
•
36%
29%
88
34
23%
24%
30 'A
74%
100
Sep
22
87%
12%
73%
50c
par
15% Oct
27
30
88%
11%
1951
46
21
30%
86%
25
common__No
preferred
Alleghany
24%
29%
88%
103
33%
17
>.
,
*
io%
Inc
Gas
Inc
24%
30"%
87%
■
6,800
•101%
33%
15%
1
17%
24%
pfd
127/a Nov
22
21% Mar 20
Dec
5
42% Aug 19
100
Products
Products
4%%
16
17
29%
j
15 %
17%
1
conv
Alabama
Aug 26
32 % Sep
8% Oct
117%
15%
17
24%
1
Industries.
Alco
18
Dec
J
4
18
102
30
Control
32% Aug 26
19% May 12
15% Nov
30% Dec
33% Jan
15
17%
24% .24%
par
Corp
4.50%
A
No
Corp
Air Reduction
14
00% Aug 31
38% Apr 24
19
Air
24
29
3% Sep 28
27 % Jun
9
30
46% Sep
39
15%
17
Aeroquip
"9
12% Sep
14%
1
4
Jan
36%
40% Mar
Adams-Mills Corp
105
55%
36
34
36 %
1
43
55%
32%
33 %
1
*41%
56%
*101 %
35%
10
—
43
55%
105
37
31
22
*41%
56%
*101%
34%
Oct
23
Shares
43
55%
•.
105
36%
22
Apr
the Week
Dec. 2
35%
Admiral
29
57%
*101
Sales for
Friday
Dec. I
37%
Addressograph-Multigraph Corp_2.50
30
104
Inc.-
Co
PRICES
*
56%
105
SALE
Thursday
*41 %
35
1
17
43
37
4
10
02% Jan
Stores
Co„
Express
57"%
*101
HIGH
Nov. 80
1
Jun
Dec
75
Steel
*41%
AND
Wednesday
,
25
Inc
Jun
17% Dec
17
Industries
23% Jan
Apr
8
28% Aug 25
12% Feb
Vending Corp
Jun
54% Nov
7
Dec
ACF
94
53% Dec
2.8
89
ABC
15
43
57%
100
47
85
6% Jan.28
Jun
29
Jan
Nov. 29
*41%
5
common..
preferred-.,
24
22% Apr
2
33
42% Jun
52
25
convertible
20
35
12
44% Jan
4%
Oct
6% Mar 19
17
32% Jan
8
Abbott Laboratories
•
16% Dec
91% Mar 10
30
77% Jun
10
Apr
328
9
23 % Jan
15
114% Jun
10;
22% Nov
71
200
3% Feb
69% Jun
7
Tuesday
Nov. 28
-
1
38% Dec
2
17% Dec
Abacus Fund
Aug 22
26
P»'
29% May 11
21
23% Jan
43
LOW
Monday
EXCHANGE
23% May 31
16% Apr 14
03
17
8
*
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
TRAtyNG
FOR EVERY LISTED STOCK
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Exchange
WEEKLY VOLUME OF
YEARLY RANGE OF SALE PRICES
15
457/s
,
•37
;
45%
45%'
*91%
-
;
37%
-
:
:
45%
.45%
-
1,800
20
93
37%
2;100
/
7,300
1
16
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2232)
.
Monday, December 5, 1960
.
.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
KM|« for Frevioue
Highest
Lowest
40% Jan
*8% Nov 27
64 Vis May
7
May
33
9
57
19
77 % Jan
4
42% Feb
Sep
29
28% Oct
Nov"20
17%
24
44 % Jun
16% Oct
Jan
3
31% Feb
11
20% Jan
10
f
«4
Feb
13
9
25
107% Mar 31
Nov
10
88% Jan
11
Aro
32% July
1
37% Jan
10% Mar
106
63
33 Va Sep
18
98% Dec
Jan
Nov
j0
92
47% Feb
17
62% May
80
16
53'/* Apr
74% Dec
31
86]% Mar
5% Oct
20
5
15% Jun
16
27
13 y* Nov
7
,
24
4^
41% Jan
4
80ft Aug 18
3% Nov 21
*6% Jan
63%,
64%
64
64%
62%
63%
62%
63%
13,500
37%
38%
36%.
•
36%
37
47%
48%
48%
,
48 %
48%
79 %
78
78
*77%
78%'
33%
31%
32
30%
3iy4
*73
32
2
15% Feb
Oct 26
96% Jan
26
12% Aug
Inc_—
31
48 %
.*13%: .13%
21%
.
37%
361/4
48%
'48%
77%
77%
78
29%
30%
36%
20%
4
-
20ft
.181/4
77 'A
xl8
.,
30%
,
%
20
,
*
37%
41,300
'
20%.'i
8,200
.19%
350
•
6,100-
2,200
,
20'/4i
t:
'
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-
13'A
•
19%
19%
-
'
491/4
13%
14
18% "
•
18%,
-.
29%"
.*13%
•
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20
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: • 18 y4
j
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.
,
'
24lA Jan
5%
Atlas
52 Va July 11
v
Avco Corp'
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—
'
19%
■ - ..321/2,
'
*
,
-
69%
*103%
v
51
;
-
11,900
2iy8.
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10,000
69
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33
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32%.
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3,300
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350
5,800
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42%
•
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3'/a
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69%
49,200
-
;-
3,300
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72
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7
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;
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4,900
-
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Automatic Canteen Co of Aiper_2.50
17Vi Aug 18
33
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;
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13%
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70
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Mar 11
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69 y8
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22
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1 r
20 Va
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70
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.
63,
50% \
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preferred
Austin
11
common——'
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i
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33
v
22%
-
100
1
$3.75 series B preferred—;
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50%
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69
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19%
'
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"■
33% ,.'
103 ft" 104 %
preferred—.:——_100
—10,
1st
5.25%
20 l/a
19%
20
6?%,
11% May 11
7
-20%
Investment Co
20% Jan ..4
I
20% Oct
17% May 26
13%
*13%
*32%
Industries
Atlas
15
21
37%
"
—2.50
•
,
18%
v
4
66.
13
28 ft Dec
20
10% Jan
58% Feb
4
27 y4 Jan
9
64%
'5% non-cumulative preferred—10**^
Atlantic City Electric Co •com.'—4%
' 4% preferred ———
100
Atlantic Coast Line RR—
No par '
Atlantic Refining common^_10- ••■-
88% May 11
17
July 29
96
15
13% Dec
10,700"
64 %
-Y9%
,
38% Aug 29
24% Feb 16
is y« Nov 24
91% Jun
1
31 ya Jun
i6% Feb 11
68% Jan
7
.74% Jan
.
5,800
351%
Atchinson
;
lO'A Aug 29 "
79»/a Jan
8% Jan 26
39 y4 Sep
33%
351%
2.5Q
•
27% Jan
27
40% Mar
33'A
35
Associates
4
28% Feb
:
33%
34%
Refining Common—1
July 18
Jan
9Va Jan
4
11
6
25
17
3
33%
36%
2nd
72% Aug 23
9
20% Sep
34 ft
35%
preferred $1.50 series—No par
Associated' Dry Goods Corp—
Common i
——1
5
,49% Oct 10
8
33%
'
•
04 ft Nov 17
sva Dec 29
Equipment Corp
Arvin
4
Feb
>
37%
10
—5
Corp___
Co
(Del)
Ashland Oil &
23% Jan
100.
3
34
36 Va
_
25% Aug 22
37% Jan
5
.68% Jan 27
60% Dec 30
Sep
C»
33
37%
Cork Co common
1
preferred——No par
Armstrong Rubber Col*1
Arnold Constable Corp_
-__5
•
SO
33
37%
$3.75
.' July 25
18
Shares
32 %
*
24
29% Jun
40% May 19
19
28% Apr
15
the Week
Dec. 2
'
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19% Oct 26
3
25% May 15
33% Oct
Dec. 1
Friday
ihmsday
Nov. 30
_5
Armstrong
2
26
12% Oct
23% July 16
&
Armour
19
49 »A Dec
83 % Aug
Jan
Wednesday
Nov. 29
par
No
*—J
Corp_
Steel
Armco
13
Jan
75
Oil
Argo
28
July 28
39
7
86% Apr
Sep 23
76
26
37% Nov
Sep 28
26
23 %
8$ya July 29
37% Nov 24
49% Nov 25
7
35% Feb
Sales for
PRICES
SALE
HIGH
AND
Tuesday
Nov. 28
Par
Archer-Daniels-Midland
5
40 % Jan
20
30% Sep
11
49% Feb
18
S8ft Nov
LOW
1
Monday
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
YORK
NEW
Jan. 1
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Tear 1969
80C
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;
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.
100
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Babbitt
0% Deo
I
12% Jun
7% Jan
5
J0% Feb
9
42% July 24
27% Oct
5
37% Jan
4
Babcock
17
27y* Dec
7
HVa Oct
31
17 % Jan
4
Baldwin-Lima-Haittilton
24 ya Jan
26
30 Va Aug
101% Feb
5
90y« Jan
18
98% Aug 30
86% Jun
8
80
Jan
8
60% July
8
24% Oct
31
Sep * 8
43% Jan 14
13% Jan .8
14% Nov 23
79
Dec 23
Dec 11
98
Nov
4% Aug 16
8
18% Dec
«9
16
12
4Ys%
Aug 15
45Va Oct
26
43% Oct 26
59
Aug
9
24 y4 Nov
30
Apr
27
Bangor
71
Nov
16
Barber
35
Dec 28
40
Jan
6
44
Oct
64% Jan
27
*3
Nov 23
12
49
1
Jun
May"7l
49% Sep 23
66% Feb
16% Oct
12
Basic
7
25% Jan
8
Feb
98% Jan
9
43% Dec
51% Oct
57% Aug 23
8
39% May
24
9
21
34% Mar
30yaOct
58% Jun
14
Jan
7
54% Jan
14
36% Jan
Dec
1
45
183
3
Mar
249
97
90% Feb
3
July 29
15 yB Sep
20
25% Jun
62% Jan
13
103% Sep
30
74% May
18
6
Inc
——
Feb
84
35% Jan
32% Dec
9
22
13% Jan
5
42
Bauscb
Corp
Lomb
&
:
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Bayuk Cigars Inc_,
Beatrice Foods Co common
3%%
prior
preferred
preferred
conv
4%%
9
Beaunit
Mills
15
May
95
Dec
14
13
Nov
2
81
Sep 23
2
Beckman
Inc
Instruments
Beech
Aircraft
1
42% Apr
18
Beech
Creek
14
49
Sep
(A
Shoe
4%%
S)
8
20% Mar 29
13
Bell
23
92% Jun
28
17 y8 Aug 30
Bell
74% Jan
4
28% Mar
3
22% Feb
3
34 ;
52
1
45
Jan
7
50 % Nov
Mar 23
1
Jun
10
1% Oct
20
36% Jan
6
30% Nov
13
Dec
2
1
38% Jan
32% Sep 22
43% Mar 28
33% Feb
8
50
Jun
69 ye July
37% Dec
1
57% Jan
'
4
Feb
11
19% Oec
31
155
July
83
35% Sep
10
42% Dec
36% Jan
6
11V* Jan
2
30% Sep 22
8
35
Best
68
26%
-
95%,
82
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28%
28%
28
28
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Sep 28
23
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11
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24
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1,500
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37,300
89 Va
91
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33
33
32
32
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48%
47%
48
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83
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67
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11
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Boeing Airplane Co
C
26
21
1
25
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;
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4
30
18% Oct
May 14
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50 y2-
65%
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&
15%
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50
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13
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2 pesos
1
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24
Jan
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preferred
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15
20%'
-
42 Va
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-
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50
——
Gypsum Co_
Steel (Del)
Bigelow-Sanford
14%
20%
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14%
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248
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127/a Oct
24% Sep
28
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69'A
27%
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par
100
Finance
35 Ya Sep
»
9
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:
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,
27%
.
271/a
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10
common—No
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Aug 26
3
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82; " Feb * 8
40% Feb
Jan
16
28
49%
49%
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5
preferred
Bestwall
151
28
30
Sep
5
July
,
46% Jan
6
12 V* Sep
70
11
56% July 16
30% Jan 18
22
138%, Jan
-
2
5%
Benguet
8
49 y* May 11
12
28
34%--
26%
82%
;
4,100
4%
:
3 4 y8
12 Va
951/2
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49%
68%
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28
2
Jan
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83%
28
20%
22 Va
50 /
1
preferred
Bendix
6
92
Intercontinental Corp
11% July 27
56% Oct 24
10
34% Mar 31
15% Nov 25
39% Oct 29
Howell
&
4%%
21
Sep 23
5
12% Jan
26%
94%
27%
-
10V4
82
Belding-Heminway
57 Va Jun
10
70
26%
94%
50
20%
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89 y« Feb
1
pfd
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19
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137
26%
261/4
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;
50 Va
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95
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12
May 14
41% Apr
27%
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5
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1-100
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Aug 10
45% Dec
82% Sep
4 %'•
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34%
12.1/4
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25
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89
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•
100
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37% Jan
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12.50
83
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2
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26%
r
34%
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32-
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1
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19'A Nov
78
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10
RR
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Aug 29
100% Mar 2d
7
Dec
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204
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19% Sep 22
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5
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37
178
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3
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27
97
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30%
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preferred series B—_—100
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11
62% Feb
2
12 26%
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,—:
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28
4%
34%
'f
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;.
preferred series C_'
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4%
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57
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7
Sep 24
81% Apr
24
37% Feb
76
317a Nov
77
48% Jan
2
15
Jan
18% Aug 10
6
Borg-Warner Corp common
3%% preferred
79% Mar 30
"27%
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Borman
30
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' 32%
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100
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59% Feb
56% Mar 17
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29
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6
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6
24
11% Jan
18
Dec
1
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18
31
13% Jan
4
Braniff
44% May 25
20% Oct
28
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6
Bridegport Brass Co common——5
63% Jun
38 % Nov
9
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5% Oct
10
17% Mar 13
.
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8
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8
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30
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12
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43% Oct 31
63% Jan
4
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&
66% Sep
2
Bristol-Myers
6,
Nov
Stratton
Co—__3.50
;—-3
33% Sep
76
Dec
M
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9
28
22
48
Oct 29
38% Feb
17
65
Jan 21
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76y2 Jan
4
,
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104
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76
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66
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Jan
42% Jan
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29 % Aug
35% May 28
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Aug 25
Brunswick Corp
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4
.
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2
31% July 10
94% May 27
37% Jan 21
24% Jun 18
28% £5T1
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14% Apr
29
16% Dec
2
73% Jan
5
78% May
21
Nov
2
7
38% Oct
13
26% Jun
68
Jan
Budd
6
86
Sep
15
24
.
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18
17% Jan
26
13
34% Jan
6
27% Jan
1
Jun
10% Oct
76% Jan
Mar 10
Dec
86
30 Ya Nov
80% Apr 10
67
May 4
84% Aug 17
62
14
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1
4
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36% Aug
9
23% Aug 25
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21
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76% May 13
67% Sep 15
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31
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6
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13% Nov
30
26% Jan
18
Calumet & Hecla Inc
9% May 13
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20
Campbell Red Lake Mines Ltd—.xl
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31
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19
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4
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14
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51
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1
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68
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see page 26.
45
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2
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Sep
1
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Jan
4
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4
10
preferred series A
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93% Nov 29
47% Nov 29
37% Dec
2
26
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Brooklyn Union Gas common
76% Aug 19
1
31
Nov
110
4
38% Jan
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29
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16
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Volume
192
Number
6009
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2233)
17
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previoni
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
12% Nov 20
Lowest
237/a Apr
10
6y4 Sep 21
39y4Oct
5
10
31
"
Dec
85
8
16
102% Jan
41% Jan
5
;
Capital
4
Carborundum
19
35% Feb
25
23
25% Jun
2
12
98
23
13% Jan
Mfg Co
Carolina
Aug 18
23
Feb
1
44% Sep
19
Carolina
Power
25
62
Oct
16
38% Sep
28
58% Jan
4
Capenter
Steel
17
48% Jan
19
27 y8 July 22
41% Jan
6
Carrier
40% Dec
1
46% Jan
27
39% Nov
25
43% July 15
26% Sep 30
8
38% Jan
'31% Jan
16
24% Oct
1G
29V4 Feb
18
89% Dec
Sep 22
108
Dec
29
6
Jan
12
30
Nov
16
89% Nov
26% Feb
10
25
7% Apr
78% Jan
7% Dec
1
22%'Jan
Case
Dec
2
114% Jan
3% Nov
22
7% Feb
: 77
22
36% Aug 12
'98% Jan 12
114% Dec
22
76% Sep
22
34% July 29
125% May 13
91% July
9
23
24
Nov
32
Sep
19
Feb
8
92%
93
*92%
25
31% Jan
17
12ly4 Sep
72 y4 Nov
9
83% Jan
20% July 22
35 y8 Jan
15
7%
!—12.50
—
80
,
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preferred-
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conv
common
22
247/8 Jun
8
Central
59
Aug 17
80% Aug 17
Central
26 y2 Sep
30% Jun
24
88% Dec
28
99% Feb
37% Sep
10
11
32% Jan
46% May 11
20
12
20
27
8
20
88% Jan 27
42% Jan .*4
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28
29 y8 Jan
July 27
19% Oct
32% Dec
31
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12
15% Mar
ll
9
34% Sep 21
11% Sep 22
50% Mar
5
27
Jan
-
73%
21%
21%
4%%
preferred—1
Illinois
Central
RR
Co
of
42% Jun
28% Feb
15
Central
13% Sep
14
Oct
42
24
Jan
s
6
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,
Co__—
Soya
Pasco
16% Apr
27
6 % Jan
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1
11
9
July 37
37% Jun
9
87% Dec
18
-99
35
Nov
30
July 25
Oct
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Oct
Certain
13
21
70% Jan
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/Cessna
40% Aprv7
5% Jan 18
24
3% May 11
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Nov
24
60% Feb
Mar
24
Products
Chain- Belt-Co
5
10% Oct
8
17% Mar 23
46
Dec
42% Jan
8
48 Va
6
Oct
13% Apr
29
15
'74% July
8
118% Feb 28
26
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19% Aug
Jan
B
38
July 14
38% Nov
16
53
Jan
25
89
160
21%
22
15,000
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119
73%
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28
26% May
73%
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5,900
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Chance
Vought
Aircraft
39% Sep
1
2
38% Jan
6
29% Jan
4
6% Nov
30
14 % M'ar 24
Chemway Corp—
43% Jan
31% Nov
1
54% Oct
26
■'••'
Checker
Motors
Chemetron
-
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69% Jan
0
13
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry common
3 % %
convertible preferred.,
37%
v; 373/4'
16%
15
193%
18 9/8
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1
15%
183/4
1
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Corp
Corp—
99% Apr
3
16
,
94
Aug
5
7y2Oct 31
20
Aug
23% Dec
Jan
7%
7%
32
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17
21
43% Jan
1
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25
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100
Chicago & East 111 RR com—No par
18
34% Jan
8
10,300
-
3%
47%
47
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24
3
300
32%
32%
•
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15
40
53%
37%
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54
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39
38
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6
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23
23
25
2 5'/8
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24%
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23%
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58%
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58%
59%
104
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19
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64% Dec
106
89
33,800
No par
Common
,,
Aug 25
22% Nov
3,3.10
16,400
30
$4.50
preferred—No par
'Champion Spark Plug Co
I
1%
Champlin Oil & Refining Co——_1
94% Aug 19
4
Paper
89%
213%
119
37
..
-
1
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33,300
3%
233/a
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29%
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1
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1
77%
3%
17%
52%
-
5
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Aircraft Co——
73%
7% * * g ■:
•
31
36% Jan
18
2
Jan.
17% May 13
9
37% Dec
4
34% Feb
L
723/4
6,500
23 y8
92
10
Chadbourn Gotham Inc___
11
34% Mar
88
17
24
25% Apr
42% Jan
9
Sep
24% Dec
4
26% Nov
15
100
-No par.
'.
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21%
300
44
77
29%
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320
26%
1
3%
29
22%
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80
3%
118
42%
8
78
90%
21%
118
73%
36
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Corp
22%
119
243%
50
Century Industries Co
15
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44%
734
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17%
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■
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Central &
26
29
Champion
25% Sep
Service
J_
N
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19
—_
Public
July 18
26
.
100
22%
10,900
41
40
24
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B
29%
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73%
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series
29%
30%
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3%
90%
30%
40%
30%
26%
44
83
29%
6,500
30 %
8%
33/4
90 %
610
4,500
39%
40
80%
'
4% May 29
Apr
of
preferred
Central
55% Sep
15
28% May 23
32% Dec 31
(2
42% Aug 25
95% Sep
6
20% Sep
Dec
5%
14
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91 %
73%
.
—_20
5
Foundry Col
8%
92 34
41%
38%
30%
*26 Va
4
30%
23%
Central Hudson Gas & Elec—No par....
Central Illinois Light com
No par
Oct
Sep
19% Mar
40
92%
43%
39%
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15
49
30%
40
92%
41 %
19
11
75
92%
39
•
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23%
Jan
25% Jan
Aug 20
Aug 14
303/a
82
3%
21.
..
19
preferred
8'
81
118%
1
Central Aquirre Sugar Co
<
4
22%
preferred series A-100
Corp
8%
81
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12
'Apr 20
38% Mar 23
30%
91 Va
29
80
30
.
14,800
41
39%
29 %
.
100
_
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3%
Oct
55
3C%
8%
,—100
preferred—
Jun
22
92%
42
•
45%
21
21
39
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17
17
41%
40%
46%
3
30
43%
39^4
45%
23
Jan
92%
42
46%
Apr
18 % Sep
92%
43
46 %
1
NOV
71% Feb
5.200
!
22
41
10%
27
20
Jan
10%
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27
17
10%
40%
4%%
5.%
2,500
10%
27
13
Mar 23
25
39%
17% Dec 30
5
24%
27
21 Ve Apr 16
Jan
25
39%
Corp of Amer com__No par
2nd
25
10%
26 %
Celotex
.
5,100
25%
39%
Tractor pommon.No par
preferred—
__100
Celanese
Oct
114% Jun
5%
44 %
26%
Caterpillar
4.20%
5%
43%
L—l
Co common
2nd
5%
43V4
40%
30
Shares
53/8
42%
,
.
the Week
Dec. 2
5%
42 %
—
Friday
Dec. 1
44%
39
No par
preferred
6%%'
94% Sep
21
7%
34% Jan
88
'
44% Mar 20
Sep 22
11
:_j—5-
Sales for
Thursday
*25%
25%
10%
Ry_100
PRICES
*
10%
25%
Light
26
53%
43
11
Co__
40% Sep
119% Mar 16
•
&
7
(J I)
55/a
441/
26
Ohio
2
v
5s/B
44
10%
Corp common-———1G
preferred—•—
50
4Vz%
55/3
441/2
X25%
Carriers & General Corp
Carter Products Inc-l
23
■
44
10
Clinchfield &
33 y4 Sep
53/3
.
..
.
Nov. 30
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 20
__No par
Corp—_
34% Nov
35
_5
Carlisle
45% Nov
19
1
Co
(Philip)
Carey
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 28
1
Far
Airlines Inc
4
49% Jan
Sep
88% Jan
56% July 15
52 Va Feb
AND
Monday
EXCHANGE
10% Nov
37% Feb
33 Va Dec
LOW
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
-
44% Mar 30
36% Sep
29
23% Nov 25
03
Jan
33% July
35% July 23
40% Apr
5%
7
preferred
28% Nov 23
143/a
15%
13%
143/a
13%
143/8
13%
52%
51%
52
50%
503/4
50
14
14%
13%
13%
14
14
*
13%
51,^
13 %_
preferred series A
—100
Chicago Pneumatic Tool——
__8
23
23%
22%
22%
22%
23
,
22%
22 %a
26% Jan
6
2
69% Feb
26
5
23% Jan
4
21% Oct
5
36% Jan
22
Sep
21% Oct
26
29% Jan
Chicago Rock Isl & Pac RR__No par
15
Oct
12
32
Chicago
24
22
37 ye Jan
2
13
Jan
22
18% Jun
24
10% Oct
18
26% Jun
17
46% Dec
17
39% Jan
19
82
50% Feb
4
17% Nov
72% May 20
29
71% Jan
Full
Chock
30
Cotton
When
37
11
Dec
17
35% Oct 23
46% Jan
4%
9
15% Dec
78% Jan
4
19
94% Feb
2
30
26% July 25
38% Jan
5
Cincinnati
2
C
8
101
6
I
T
16
49% Mar
9
39% Jun
1
49
Jan
4
Cities
16% Nov
3
24% Jan
4
City
51%. Jan
Service
40% Oct
18% Jan
2
14% July 14
18
41% May 19
Clark
Nov~25
27% Oct 28
14% May 5
23% Jan
5
Cletrac
5
Cleveland-Cliffs
26 Ve
7
24
Jun~22
89
Dec
Dec
101
23
57
55% Jan
28
44 % Aug
33
Dec
24% Jan
9
18
59% Jun
Apr
7
Apr
8
Cleveland
11
90% Jan
11
20
56% Dec
1
62
12
32
Jun
Sep 30
59% Dec
14
42
Dec
IB
48% Mar
130% Jan
2
35% Apr
Jan
126
Dec
18
65
28
Feb
72% July
17
Clevite
5
29
63
126% Feb
12
137
Nov
7
B
75
Nov
28
Coca-Cola
26% Aug 24
Coca-Cola
19% Nvo 10
7%
Sep
71
43% July 27
82
Feb 27
21
26% Nov
71% Jan
41% Jan
1
Pitts
78
6
Dec
23
21% Jan
7
29% Dec
18
21% Oct
5
47% Dec
9
72 y8 Dec
10
41% Oct
24
preferred
23% Jan
8
34 % Dec
10
14
Dec
45% NOV
13
45% Dec
60% Mar 11
July
7
.
$3.50
Collins
Radio
1
35% Jan
4
1
50% Aug 16
5%%
49
Oct
14
63% Feb
35
Jan
14
48% May
19% Nov
'•
18
43% Sep
7
24% Mar 13
24% Mar 23
15% Nov 23
60% Dec
20
i*
10
21'
'
74
Mar 23
51% Mar 23
Jan
22% Nov
26% Nov 28
Columbia
2
71% Nov 28
$4.25
17
5
39% Feb
17
,' 38% May 18
67% Aug
7
19 Va Oct
31
14
55 y4 Jan
27
12% Sep
9
18 % Mar 11
55% Jan
90
Dec
101% Sep
2
22
25
1
64
Apr 20
9
112% Feb 19
101% Apr
25% May
4
56% Mar
8
90% Jan
4
103% Jan
22
46%
47%
46
46%
437/a
17 5/8
17%
•17%
17%
17%
18%
19%
473/4
47 %
*46%
19%
193%
193/8
193/4
19%
19'/a
19%
41%
36%
38%
38%
40
51%
51
52
52%
52%
95
95
943/4
95%
♦933/B
95%
93%
93 %
94
94
*56%
*56%
57%
*56%
57%
56%
56 Va
*56%
57
stock—50
*32%
32%
323/4
*32%
57
57%
57%
62
62
613/4
573%
No par
62
62 %
*132
134%
—1
,
x73%
1
213%
No par
1
325/8
2
May 17
23 V* Jan
6
Consolidated
27 % July
21
57% Feb
42% May 18
32
25
10
24
42% Nov
5
20
45% Sep
50% Nov 22
4
92
Jan
22
81% Jan
6
88
9
8
55% July 29
107% Apr 27
92 Ye May
100 Va Jun
48 % Jan
107
4
4%
31% Dec
2
75% Jan
4,
2
16% Mar 12
23% Apr 20
6
20
69% Jan 26
„
$3.75
8
Nov 21
14% Jan
44% May 11
56% Jan
4
7% Dec
2
11% Jan
6
Jun
1
57
Jan
4
40
31
footnotes, See page 26.
Sep 20
40% Mar 16
«.
23%
23%
6,000
49%
80%
45,500
5
14%
15
14%
15
14%
143/a
14
14 Va
14
14%
32.600
46
46
*44%
45%
*45
46 %
45:%
45%
*44
45%
200
513%
75
763/4
-
50
50 Va
100
50
513%
*50%
513/4
51
51
50%
36
36%
35%
36
35
35%
34%
35 Va
343/a
35Va
21,800
21%
22
22
22 Va
217/a
22
21%
22
32,900
243A
25
25
25%
41,800
'
25%
26%
71.
71
54
543%
53
54
50%
49%
493/4
49
20%
20%
20%
20%
20 Va
69 %
693/4
69
69 V*"
68 %
68%
69
19%
19%
-20 3
a
18,900
66 Va
66
66%
7,000
49%
Elec^_5
20 3/8
Inc_'__—_1
—10
X693/4
'
97%
107
100
.-1
—1
10
145/8
20%
'
70%,
49%
-
.
203/4
20 Va
20%
653%
6 6 3/8
65%
49%
2,800
17,100
20%
'
,69
•.
4,400
800
97%
971/2
108'/a
108 Va
108 Va
15Va
14%
14%
14%
14%
9,000
11%
11%
113
2,600
12
12
97
97
*107
108
''-98
97
v
-
250
11%
113/8
11%
11
11%
11 Va
12
11%
11%
11%
11%
11%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
8%
4.800
36%
8%
37%
37%
40%
39%
40
39%
40%
29,700
64 V*
63%
64 Va
64%
63 Va
63%
63%
64
5,500
101 %
100%
100%
101 %
101
2,700
44%
39%
*21
48%
30 %
59%
91
*93
*85
1
5
22%
*90%
83/s
45%
39%
21%
49 %
31
59%
92
93%
86%
23
92%
44%
104
105
*
32%
33%
78
78
44
Co common—5
No par
10
.No par
101
63%
101
101
—2
$5
Continental
*'
—
' 8%
,19
51%
7%
53%
x35%
44 Va
44
O O ^-1 OS'1
44%
12 Va
8,700
45
45%
40
41-
403%
41 Va
41%
42 Va
21 %
20%
3/4
49 %
48 %
21 %
49
29
28 %
29
59%
20%
203%
21
21
48%
493/8
49
49%
48
x29 %
59%
X90
29%
293/4
59%
593/4
593%
597/a
903/4
91%
903A
913%
59%
91%
4,200
92
913/4
91%
*91%
92 %
100
86
*84
86
913%
*913/4
93
x84 %
84%
*84
86
22%
43 Va
*104
32%
78
700
6,100
10,500
59%
30
x913/4
*90%
28 Va
13,000
9,500
45
40
21%
-
46
44%
22%
92%
44%
105
33%
78
223/4
23 Va
*90%
92%
433/4
44 Va
*104
1043/4
32V4
32%
78
78
8%
8%
8%
8%
19
53
7%
*18%
19%
*183/a
52 •
7%
53
36
52%
7%
53%
36
54%
37%
8%
a
39%
~
convertible preferred—:___25
Insurance
5
Continental
Motors!—
Continental Oil of Delaware!—___5
Continental Steel Corp—
___—_7
8,600
49 %
20 Va
203%
:
50
53%
*107%
97
107
14%
49 Va
49 %
72
52%
r
663/s
15
*70
53
52%
19%
97
14%
Va
72
*70
63%
No par
Steel
533/4
100%
—10
common
72
.
11%
5
Corp
26%
52%
107
97%
107
15
X20,%
65%
24%
*70
11%
1.33%
5
com
common
-
130
21%
Ohio
Copper &
—
28,600
77
*76
77
*76
9,600
32
26%
:
Industries
20
22% Jan 27
30%
32%
30 3/4
—
493%
*
19% Jun 22
32%
18,000
72%
23
*1125
*1125
32%
134%
72
21%
Va
71%
preferred
Continental
22
71%
Co_
Inc
72%
213/a
25%
preferred
Continental Can
83 % May 23
4
72
223/a
—5
$5.50 preferred
Aug 22
723/4
—No par
Corp
Continental Baking
134%
72
X213/4
*1125
32%
*133
134 Va
*132
*132
23'/a
100
Common
7
5,000
48%
$4.50
5
Oct
94
6
18
16
29% Jan
12
11% Jan
Mar
37% Jun 28
5
47% Jan
20% Deo
66
20% Sep 19
Jan 14
83
Apr
61
233/a
preferred—.
No par
$4.52
preferred—
No par
$4.16
preferred-——
No par
Container Corp of America—
96% Aug 25
61%
24 '
Consumers Power Co
4
62 %
50%
96% Aug 22
87% Jan
60 3%
49%
61% July 11
26
62 Ve
233/a
40 % Jan
13% Apr
76
8,900
763/4
7
Feb
32%
33%
58
23%
4
Apr
*1125
57 Va
76
5
58% Jan
73 %«
223/8
573/8
52
88 y4 Jan
92
72%
22
60
573/4
57 Va
23
53% Jan
99
134%
75
33
22
1
Coal
30
33
50
75
100
Consolidated Natural Gas—
Consolidation
220
33
23%
25
Oct
:
323/4
533/4
99% Mar 10
27
7,200
22%
No par
Laundries
6,100
,
52%
100
Foods
22.600
19%
1
50
B
Cigar Corp
Consolidated
*132'
323/4
22%
*1125
No par
Consol Electronics Industries
27
195/8
No par
preferred—
42 % Dec
*32%
58 %
.preferred
60% Jun
May
19%
'
68% Sep
2
26
30% NOV
57%
66%
17
42% Feb
1
31
8,200
37%
No par
58% Deo
33%
51%
com—No par
29% Dec
33
41%
May 20
23
2iyaDeo
2
1,300
2,100
51%
36% ;
19
3,200
15%
41
Co
Y
19:!4
15%
51%
Solvents
preferred
453tt
47
42
21 Va
$5
44
51%
—:
Consol Edison of N
44%
7,900
20,400
51
65%
3
65%
x41
20%
66% July 20
65
33%
—1
103% Oct
643/4
33
363/a
23
5,600
34 Va
•
—
36%
34
—.■___ 1
24
—
36%
a
Ry—
Southern
300
99%
19%
47%:
*46:%
Consolidated
4
For
47%
17%
2
13
Oct 23
46%
40% Dec
Jan
9% Sep 22
64%
8%
59
45% Oct 23
643/a
No par
96% Jan
46
63%
Congoleum-Nairn Inc
21
Deo 18
64%
12
25
75
63%
18
68% Jan
101% Oct 23
44
Nov 17
65
23
106% Feb
18
64%
.
12% Jan
17
44% Jun
36 5
17% Jan
24
9
36%
12% Jun
95% Deo
Deo
363/4
Commonwealth Edison Co com—_25
5.25%
*98
34%
Credit 1Co
4.64%
f
36%
Commercial
14
82
83
99%
33%
common
Engineering
Aug 19
82
*98
35
common-
Commercial
110% Aug 30
83
99%
37%
25% Jun 20
101
*98
37%
1
68% Dec
82
5,600
83
*98
6
14
25% Jun 25
35%
82
99%
83
84
99%
3
13
20% Dec
87% Sep 25
79 y* Sep 24
35
8% Feb
18
61% Feb
35%
7% Jun
1
23
353/4
35%
11% Dec
14% Jun
Dec
35%
35 Va
1
20% Sep
Feb
34%
30
12% Sep
0
87
103,700
35%
37%
No par
Combustion
-
168,900
40'a
Comptometer Corp_
Conde Nast Publishing Co
Cone Mills Corp.!
10
52% May 22
25
22%
39%
1
6% Feb
22% Sep
53% Oct 24
4
28% Jan
71% Nov
20%
38 ••'a
30% Sep
14% Jan
37% Oct
,
20%
38
2
2
30% Nov
13% Mar
3
19%
38%
32 %
common
Carbon
&
20%
38 Va
!—100
series
Pictures
Columbus
20
39
15%
__—
preferred
Columbiah
28
20%
38
Jun
6
8% Jan
10% Sep
54% Nov
43% July 27
30
19%
40%
363/4
10
Broadcasting System_2.50
Columbia Gas System Inc„_
10
17
20%
15%
noncumulative 1st pfd
21
50
600
13,500
•
__
38%
*98
Columbia
Jun
32% Jun
Nov
14
14% Jun
54% Jan
43
4%
24
18% Jun
60
25% Npy
.,
57
1
Feb
45% Jun
19
34% Dec
60
82
15%
.1
Southern
&
80
No par
gtd—50
4%
Iron
preferred
Colorado
1
15%
:
&
81
1
Co—_
Fuel
Colorado
79
15 3/8
&
Collins
12%
15%
preferred—'
Aikman Corp.
6
*12
15%
Bottling Co of N Y_.
20
12
*12
153%
Co———
Jun
30% Jan
76
12
12%
,
15
7%
RR
Colgate-Palmolive Co
6
123/4
*12
5
Coca-Cola Internat'l Corp
35
17
473/4
com
Cluett Peabody & Co com
Nov 22
9
*16%
48%
Co
Ilium
guaranteed
Corporation
48% Feb
46
Id Vb
.26%
"22
——10
1
preferred
&
16%
47%
—
Iron
Special
Mar 20
$4.50
22
48
Co
Electric
Cleveland
23
26%
16 Va
No par
Corp.
1
47% Jan
99
65% Feb
-39
2
:
—l_
Equipment
36% Dec
44%
7,700
26%
22%
16 Va
5
;
City Stores Co
Aug 25
7,200
22%
26 Vs.
22
16 Va
82%
100
100
No par
City Products Corpj
4
2
26 3 4
22%
27 Va
223/a.(
16%
10
Corp
Co—
Nov
57
;
8.50
;
____
Co
Investing
26%
26%
22 Va
343/4
25
Milling Machine Co
Financial
4,000
18%
25c
—
preferred
preferred
65% Dec
22 %
Electric—
&
__
1.400
3.300
22%
17%
81
"
19,100
14
27
75
4%%
July 19
27% Mar 20
5
Jan
30% Feb
18
64% July 10
26
19
Feb
14'/a Jan
87% Sep
21
64% Jan
14
46% Nov
43
41% Aug 24
Jan
91% Feb
102% Jan
Dec 23
15
Gas
Common
13%
51..
133/4
22%
11%
—•
13%
*50%
22%
11%
1
14
%
26%
—_5
jCorp
.:
*16 %
..
par
—
Corp
47% Jun
77
No
Oil
O'Nuts
issued
Chrysler
6
Cincinnati
93
Western
Yellow Cab-
Chickasha
20% Nov 30
4
Nov
38
nonciim pfd—j-ci00
A
North
&
5%
Jan
Nov
series
Chic
29% Jan
20
5%
!
15 % Jan
26% Nov 23
80% Dec
Pac_—No par
24
13% Oct
24% Oct
36'%
52
St Paul &
Milw
13 % Oct,
50% NOV
27% Dec
*35%
com..No par
Chic
8
45% May 25
36% July 28
37% Apr 17
36%
"
71% May 22
32% Jan 22
5
18% Nov 23
*353/4
50
——
51
73/a
8%
19%
52
73/4
53%
54%
35%
35%
►84
91
22%
233%
23%
*90%
92 Va
*90%
44
105
45
105 '/a
44 %
104
23%
32%
31%
32 %
79
79
78
78%
8 Ve
50 5%
7%
53 %
35%
40
9,100
92 Va
44%
104 %
31%
*18%
550
6,400
350
43.500
430
8,900
8 V4
x7%
19 Va
*18%
19%
100
51,
-51%
19,500
8
51
7%
533/4
36%
7%
73/4
11,900
53%
54%
17,200
35
35
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
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»
Monday, December 5, I960
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NEW" YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Prntoni
Oct 23
Not
4
31
35
Dec
6
54% Deo
59% Jun
89% Feb
84% Feb
Feb
11
4
18 % Oct
6
85
-
8% Jan
5
r
72
71% Nov 24
85
1
16% Jan
2
23% Apr
Nov 30
19
41
Jan
9
60% Jan
6
Dec 31
98 % Apr
85
25% May
7
104% Sep 21
15% Dec 23
17% Mar
12% Mar 31
10% Sep 13
59% Dec 18
21% Apr
27% Jan
2
2
34% Sep 14
4
1
54
Jan
95
Sep 20
Jan
4
29*% Jan
10% Aug
18
4
Jan
55% Nov
9
20
Sep 14
60% Jan
j
19
4
37% Jan
7
Dec
15
25
2
25
Class
5
04% Dec
14
67% Sep 27
96
Jan
8
Cutler-Hammer
37% Nov
A
46% Deo 21
31% JUI 33
43% Jan
4
Dana
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8
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31 % Jan
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14
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8
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3
4
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Thursday
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27%.
.
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109% Jan
30% Sep 28
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NOV
23
8% Oct 24
40% Nov 28
44
7
40% Feb
63 % July 26
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67
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40% Oct
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4
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16% Oct 25
15
Aug 18
41% Jan 20
Sep 15
15
17
88 % Nov 28
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33
Jan
26
66
16
37% Jan
10% Jun 15
4
17
5
PRICES
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 29
22%
;.5
100
Cream of Wheat Corp———_2
Crescent Petroleund Corp com
1
5% conv preferred
1—25
Crowell-Collier Publishing——
1
Crown Cork & Seal common-—2.50—
$2 preferred—
•
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Crown Zellerbach Cprp common—5
$4.20 preferred
——No par .'
22% July 21
39% Jan
Co
3%%
July 18
39% July 25
21
32% Feb 24
114% July 2
65% Dec 30
76
35% Oot
•
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4
16% Feb
20
50% Jun
64% Jan
28% Feb
July 23
44
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9
90
,
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23% Feb
23% Oct 28
7
37% May 27
29% Jan
0
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Corning Glass Works common—,—5
3%% preferred—
100
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Cosden Petroleum Qorp
1
Coty Inc
—
—1
Coty International Corp————1.
Aug 17
87
8
America
.
9
17% Mar
15
9
28% Mar
Jun
72% Jan 12
31% Mar 4
40% Oct 14
23% Dec 23
19
40
Mar 30
36% Sep
16
10% July 1
3
July 27
5% Apr 22
Nov 19
2
12
Jan
186
Feb
18% Oct
14% Dec 31
Jan
3
4
83% Apr
85% Jan
>
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35% Jan
7
55
77 % Nov 22
124
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T
88
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88
May 12
9
24% Jan
2
4
12% Nov 30
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov, 28
Cooper Tire & Rubber Co.:
-l
Copeland Refrigeration Corp——...l.
Copper Range Co
5
Copperweld Steel Co.
5
Corn Products Co (Del)
1
33% Jun 17
28% Dec
15
1
of
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Cooper-Bessemer
July 11
16
1
46% Apr
33% Mar IT
19% Sep 21
7
50% Sep 23
Controls
2
42% Feb 29
Oct 25
21
39% Jan
42 % Mar
20% Sep 10
25% Sep 15
LOW AND
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
Highest
Lowest
BBghest
80% Dee
4
45% Aug 13
STOCK
NEW YORK
Range Slnoe Jan. 1
Tear1959
Lowest
75%
100
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83
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34
Feb
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72% Dec 23
83
16
Jan
4
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3%% preferred series A
Dan River Mills Inc.:
87% Aug 23
6
1974 July 27
12% July 18
15% Jan
36% July 15
49% Mar 18
12% Dec
2
27% Oct 31
33% Jan
49% May 31
58
61
Jan
45% Mar
9
82
Apr 10
Feb 27
72% Jan
4
14
5
Sep 23
81
74% Feb
3
80
76
Dec 22
6
Sep 15
Dec
1
83% Apr
9
2174 Feb 19
75% Jan
17
17% Jan
8
82% May 23
38% Oct 26
6874 July 31
38% Apr 28
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16
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7
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28% Jan
8
20
45
26% Nov | 4
33
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2
16% Nov 25
May 26
10% Feb 29
13% Sep 26
18% Jan
Jan
40% Mar 23
47% .Sep
2
60
13% Dec
1
2678 Jan
24% Mar
8
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7
19% May
7
29
77« Dec
7
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46
Dec
5074 May
297s Mar
17
2
2
10
5
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327a Mar 24
28
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14
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11
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32
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;
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31
1
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6
1,200
35
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July 11
340
14,400
575/8
1
Co
Duquesne Light Co
44% Aug 24
46
13%
30
35V4
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4%
133/a
30
1
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$3.75
13%
297a
58%
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25
44% Aug 24
46% Feb 15
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29%
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13
16
13%
297a
34%
5774
59
No par
...
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16
133/4
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5,
29%
2
...
Aug 16
83
Aug
26% Sep
41
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44% Aug
147a
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f
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5
13%
2974
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30
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14% Jan 22
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Drewrys Limited U S A Inc
DuBois Chemicals Inc
28% Apr 24
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527a
29%
Co
8
45%
537a
347a
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22% Jan
IVa
46%
53
30
Dresser Industries
30% Jan
73/a
46 3/8
54 74
34 7a
4
19% Jun 20
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467a
537a
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4
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45% Jan 21
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1
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56
1
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4
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Dominick
5
11,400
15,900
513/a
42% Feb 10
7
26,700
-
2174
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27% Nov
373/8
19%
4
747« Jan
79%
36
51
4
24% Jan
99% Jan
77'
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367a
233/4
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15% Dec
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513/a
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27% Aug 17
77
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33
6
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80
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3374 Jan
19% Jan
77
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7
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2,000
76
24
27
8
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80
357a
76
23%
13% Mar 31
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77
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'
54%
'
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517a
28% Oct 20
11
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80
35%
317a
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76
2474
11% Oct
7
17% May 16
16% Oct £6
11
77
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3174
54%
5472
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10
23%
6
4
207a July 23
63% Jan 21
55
76
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1
28% Feb 15
2
323/4
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& Hudson
7
17% Jan
53%
777a'
50c
(Delaware).....
31%
547a
54
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Corp..
50c
DiGiorgio Fruit Corp.
2.50
Diners' (The) Club Inc
1
Disney
(Walt) Productions—..2.50
36% Oct 28
55
3174
15% Oct
12
3174
54%
1274
2974 Jan 23
May 18
307,
12%
Corp-Seagrams
Divco-Wayne Corp
Dr Pepper Co
17% Jan
10,100
12%
28% Jun 24
22
12%
137a
—.100
Detroit Steel Corp
De Vilbiss Co
Diamond Alkali Co..
31
Jan
12%
12%
42% Mar 13
24
5,800
12 3/4
137a
69% Apr 24
36% July 29
Oct
12%
13
Sepli
20
867,
12%'
32% Sep 23
31% Sep 22
21% Sep 21
11% Nov 25
16
Mar 26
34%
123/4
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Sep 30
14% Oct 24
26%
347a
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127/a
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123/4
Detroit Hillsdale & S W RR Co.100
9
Apr 14
20% Feb 23
Jan
3574
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13
series C——.100
DeSoto
.
4
2874 Dec 22
17% Jan
series B
Inc.—.
Detroit
Mar 21
30% Jun 15
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14
52% Dec
Co
36 3/8
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13
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Apr 28
27y4 Oct' 28
Dec 23
Apr 20
&
363/a
87
12 "7a
Delaware Power & Light Co.—6.75
Delta Air Lines Inc.,
3
Dentists' Supply Co of NY—2.50
20
47% Mar 13
68
21
7% Sep 21
4iy4Jun
5
53
Deere
31% Aug 24
2674 Aug 15
36% Apr 15
Records
Delaware
47% Aug 11
2074 Jun 21
24% Jan
Preferred 3.75%
Preferred 3.90%
Decca
367a
36%
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5
Dayco Corp—
_50c
Daystrom Inc—_
;
__10
Dayton Power & Light common
7
Preferred 3.75% series A——100
Aug 30
80% Aug 23
71
35%
1
100
—
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25%
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280
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300
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29H Sep 22
73% Deo 11
23% Sep 21
7B
Apr 16
88% Jun
9
36% Nov
6
28% Deo 21
46% Apr
•
34% Jan 21
-85% Jan 23
36% Jon
6
83% Jan 13
34
Feb
4
Eastern Air Lines Inc...-
8
75
1
Eagle-Picher Co
8
24% Mar
*
3
30% Aug 30
82
Nov 21
25% Jan
4
Mar
15
Nov
Deo
1
94
Feb
1
Oct 29
92
Mar
3
45% Deo 31
28% Sep 29
48% Feb
1-
63% Aug 13
89
I
May lg
79
46% Deo 24
92% Oct
g
-87
367« Jan
31% July 16
55% Aug
7
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.
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192
Number 6009
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
Chronicle
(2235)
19
1
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Range for Previous
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Highest
49 % Feb
9
5% Jan
Oct
28
6
10 % Apr
30
16% Mar 10
22 y8 Apr
40 Va Dec
24
32% Nov
72
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10
21% Jan
44'/a Nov
23% Aug 12
8
45 % Feb
20% Jan
40% Jan
6
1
27% Jan
21 Va Sep
33
Oct
Jan~26
Dec
19
24% Jun
26
45
24
39
35% Oct
24
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12
14
Jan
5
44% Jan
16
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24
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20 ya Jan
5
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6
Oct
25
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30% Jan
17
2
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.
84
110
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26
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20
43
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15
56% Dec 23
50% Feb
15
Dec
15
27% May 29
11% Apr
45
5
29
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68% Jun
28
16% Jan
4
1
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9
29
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5
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26
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9
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87
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22
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11
General
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28
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8
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22
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4
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14
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23
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27
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17
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59
42
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12
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-
2,030
7,400
34%
„■
800
1.200
13,900
34 Va
45
29
29%
28%
28 Vs
140
141
24%
24%
20%
20%
*89
92»/a
32
33%
2V4
2%
18%' 18%.'
*66 •
67 V2
8,600
.
9
35 Va
43%
44%
14,200
87/a
9
34Va
43%
44Va
29
28
3,400
27
*74
76
7a
37 Va
45 Va
35 y8
35 Va
x43Va
45
29%
28%
141
24%
-
3
preferredpar*
*75
.
18%
IncL—1——\
:
'
■
34 Va
1
$5
6%
27
Corp—1
17
-
6%
33%
Sugar com—No par
preferred—
—100
Green (H L)
15 '
7%
6%
28%
—100
32% Mar 14
Aug 19
77/8
33%
Iron, Ore Prop
No par
Great Northern Paper Co
——25
Great Northern Ry Co
No par
29
6%
iy8
26%
Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co—1
Co
*7%
7
l3/4
7%
6.25
Northern
1%
13/4
—2.50
Co common
3preferred—
Aug 19
34%
1%
5
City Steel——
(W T)
34Vt
1%
*6%
Great Western
Jan 11
20%
73
500 :
5,800
23%.
93%
*92%
'
,
33%
32% Feb 15
72
20V4
9Va
93
1,500
1%
7%
6%
267/a
34%
30
26
6i%.Oct.lI
20%
73 V2
9
23V»
*92%
600
18 Va
10%
■10%
23 V4
1%
7%
6%
26%
34
29%
Great
July 13
20V4
x73 V2
10%
-
26
18
18%
23Vs
93
3%
.
34%
4
Jan
23%
18%
17,300
3,500
56%
3%
25 %
10%
.
■
3%
34
5
8%Jan.
23Va
-
56%
35
34% Aug 12
;
18%
10%
18Va
55%
,
,
2,200
.
1%
53% Jan
29
79
'
.*
——1
(W R) & Co—
52% Jan
17% Oct 26
*10%
56%
25
-18%--18%
10%
10%
9Va
70%
———5
—
(B F)__
24
Jan 16
*3%
24%
74%
*71
5%
—
15
'30% Feb 17
3%
24%
45
34%
Grace
37
10
4V4 DCC 22
NoV; 5
24
57%
3%
*23%
21
44%
:i
CO
42% May 10
22 Va Oct 24
34% Sept
56%
3%
24%
6,100
1,700
12%
20%
*26%
Gt
4
57%
3%
*23%
-■12%
-
i
47
26
25
45
267/a
34
26% Jan
Jan
12%
21
45
,•
I
-
36
Great
1 % Nov
12%
20%
4
<
35%
18
82
13
45
46'/a
41% Jan
22% Jan
.1,810
26%
33%
30% Sep 27
18 Va Nov 25
Aug-. 12
33,600
80
26%
7% Oct
30% Mar 30
17%
79%
36V4
8
89
Deb 23
20% Oct 28
17 Va
79
47%
Aug 25
Feb
18
78
800
26%
80
20
17%
>
35%
15 % Jan
24% May 29
2
1,100
26,600
46%
11
143
28 Va
27
Jan
2
27%
>
367/a
Grant
4
28%
3,000
36%
Granite
24% Dec
13% I
x26%
Jun
128% Jan
13%
x47%
41% Aug 24
5
13%
38,600
-
27Va
32
8
3%
37%
7
47% Feb
3%
27%
20%
56%
3%
..
49
17
141 % May
Oct 30
12%
20%
*3%
57,400
.
•
*44%
45
26%,
-
36%
Feb
May 11
20%
26%
' 19,400.
;
27%
20
9
I 20%
44%
,.,
14%
47%
Oct
Oct
13%
63%
12%
26%
.
7,100
4
.26
32% Dec
19
Oct
17% Jan
83
16
13%
62%
•
79%
*92%
*37
„
<—5
No par
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
31
6
17%
79
.19 Va
No par
Goodrich
74
2
60 % Aug 12
59% Apr 27
4
.
1
Brewing Co—
Gould-National
55% Jan
31% July
7
24% Dec
4
17%
80
11%
18%
,■
.
Graham-Paige Corp common
1
$0.60 convertible preferred-No par
Granby Mining Co Ltd—
5
24
32 % Sep
17%
11%
*13%
3%
13%
77%
"20
*94
1%
48
84% Mat 4
16% July 17
22
..
Co———1
:
Globe-Wernicke
30
74
Cement
preferred—
24% Sep
377/a Aug
30 Va Nov 20
;
.
10
Gladding McBean.dc -Co
6
28% Oct
26%
93%
24%
——1
Brothers cbmpion-
Goebel
12%
23%
X36
—100
100
I—
Glen Alden Corp——
Glidden Co.—
3% Jan 21
29
63%
12%
23%
79%
-
,
com——83%c
Co
Co
$4.50
62%
*92%
41%
104V4
•
28
42% Apr
Sep
16% Oct 27
8
27
277/a May 20
17% Dec
Jan
6
23
64%
12%
26%
23%
w
—4
Portland
Gillette
63%
12%
93%
20»/s
29»/4.
„
Corp———80c
Products
91% Nov 22
19
18%
,
94
11%
80%
13,600
*180
95
11%
28%
17%
.^„;,21
41%
2.50
Getty Oil Co—
13
13 Va Apr 29
41% Nov
2
& Rub
19 % Jan
Jan
27%
34%
3.33%
Genescolnc——
18
27%
*80%
32%
1
—
preference-
96% Apr.
8
Corp
May 20
12% May 17
14% Oct 26
14
Dec
Corp
preference
54% Dec 29
44% Mar 18
Castings
Tire
17
71
28% Jan 23
26%
1.06%..1.00%
10
General
42 % Feb
54 % Apr. 24
17
27%
81%
General Telephone Co of Florida—
$1.30 preferred (series B)_—_25
4
13%
32Va
6%
10c
Tele & Electronics
26
13%
34%
Utilities Corp—2.50
Time
25% Oct
25
Service^—
General
3
13%
81%
Co—>_1
General
5Va%
13 y4
34%
Advertising—^.15
34% May 31
33 Va Jun
1
$5
3%
32%
.6V2
,
Steel
5
3%
8V4
18%
_
General
4
3%
*140
.
Refractories—
26
3%
9.
,,
Railway Signal———6.67
Realty & Utilities—
10c.
96% Feb
3%
37/8
24%
18Va
107/a
„
General
81% Jan
26%
57%
"
,
General
103% July
40% Jan
26%
500
57%
56%
57
*94
18%
20
General
5
26%
"
12
12
19%
74
1
6
27%
23'/4
*92%
V;
^
1
Jan
13%
3%
,•
6
Jan
28
Nov
General
91
Oct
92
27
100
17 Va Nov
36% Jan
General Public
3
40% Jun
46
28
26
104
64%
12%
24'/a.
xl8Va
10%
preference—No par
Nov
Jan
99 Va Mar
8
Jan
64 Va
13%
44%
,
Precision
407/a Dec
15
90
24
65%
^56%.
M
preferred————No par
Freferred $3.75 series—-.No par
General
12
18%
44%
.
56%
23%
12
29%
Portland
26% Sep
5
25
12 % Oct
98
24%Jan
23% Oct
24
11%
19%
50
3,100
23%
28 Va
Outdoor
4
12
18%
13%
.21%
5,000
39,600
86%
*85
■
>*180
11%
13
20%
■
,
56%
95
26%
,
'
30%
12%
29%
General
29% Jan
56%
*94
18%
80
19,800
13%
23%
*12
*180
95
12
Xl7%
13% Dec
19
*94,
23%
12%
13%
■
33% Jan
-
57%
*180
95
'
86%
28%
General
36% Jun
6
9
57
"58%
*12
*85
-
24%
23%
12%
13'/a
$5
26% Jun
8
Ja n
24%
*12
27
common ——3
5
39 »/4 FCb 18
24%
12
64%
U00
Motors Corp common—_1%
5% Jan 15
26 % Oct 23
21
24%
100
7,900
56%
'
29
40
16
39% Nov
86%
38%
$2.98
7
*85
41%
22
13
86%
♦85
190
>
•
39%
20
29
85
55%
13%
13 %
30%
41%
22
26% Nov
11% Dec
13
29%
40
Jun
28 Va Sep
13%
30%
42%
29%
79% Jun
9
13%
30
37
45
22% Mar
55%
13
30%
68%
85% Jun
■
55%
94%,
39%
35%
.
35%
12%
1,900
10,700
24%"
.94%
30%
3,900
32,400
.
,
,82%
*38%
36
67%
Sep 28
57% Sep 20
22% Nov 30
39%
35%
„
37
4
6
96:
*38%
.
37
61
5
*81%
*94'/a
'
'
6'/a
24%
82%
68%
Dec
Apr
25 %
30%
18
-
"6%
6%
13%
11%
preferred———i
conv:
26%
75
Nov 27
Sep 20
94%
6,600
34,300
49%
24%
55%
Va
'
28,200
26
,
;*81%
35%
94
41
34'A
27
"
82%
7,500
v28"%'
'28
33%
'
25%
35%
2,900
50%
67
73.
35
24%
*81%
25%
82%
39%
96
11,800
17
26%
37
76
16
25
*81 Va
82%
'
37»A
69
2
Nov 27
25%
M
43%
26
27%
50%
76%
14
43
,
42%
25%
49%
6%
500
,16%
,
25%
6%
50%
26%
6%
27'/a
68
52% Jan
.
49%
25%
6%
,
37
53 Va. Sep
5% Jun
2
27%
29 •
35%
26%
36%
26%.
57%
Equlpt Corp——1
$1.60 conv preferred——>No par
$3 convertible preferred
No par
29% Jatt
28 V4
34%
29%
34%
27%
17
75%
17
22
28%
37%
26%
25%
77%
Oct
66% Jun
25
29%
35%
27%
43%
17
t
'
377/a
General
25
42%
24%
,
*
'
68%
39% Jan
July 13
17 Va
76%
General
1
43%
26%
17%
'
x37%
67Va
39%
12
108% Aug 25
85% Aug 17
5
43%
x25%
/
"
37%
'*94
General Instrument Corp——„1
5%
27%
—5
29
111
26%
Corp——
1
Corp^
^Nopar
31% Sep
1
x42%
26%
*180
Corp———>1,.
Aug 22
6
55% Jan
7
7
44%
12
Co————5.
Dynamics
50% Jun
23% May 23
101% Jan-
58 "Va July
4,700
-24%
Finance
Aug 29
70
16%
50%
Corp——2
Electric Co
37% Nov
114
28
100% Dec
4
29% Jan
May 21
15%
85
Cable Corp com
No par
4%. 1st preferred _——-—100
Cigar Co InC__——
1
25
Mar 25
45
8Va Jan
16
26%
Go of Texas-.—5
-33% Sep 23
38% May
8
28
30 Va Dec
101%, Dec
35
15%
6%
->100
i—_—
5
40
6
j-
82
16
13%
American Investors com.. 1
99% Dec 31
Sep 22
30% Jan
8
15% Oct
2
30
Jan
75%. Mar
21% Apr 14
6 % Nov 15
2
9% Jan
5
42% Oct
74
33% Oct
15%
50%
General
Mar 17
84
6
15%
56%
General
Aug 24
Sep
6
21
Ntfv 12
74
28 Va July
13,900
,
30 '/a
Acceptance Corp—__—_l
voting pref——.No par
Amer Oil
July 22
38%
35%
Baking Co Common
5
»$8i preferred;—-No par
General Bancshares Corp_——2
General Bronze Corp.——5>
9% Jan
146
37%
26%
Amer ^Transportation—1.25
16
38%
*38%
preferred-—50
General
28
37%
96
General
Oct
38%
......
General
7 % Jun
137
38
leVa
38%
15%
43%
25%
-
5
10% Mar 25
38 %"
,
11
9
39
6%
100
21
28
*22 %
*81 Va
conv
Jan
22%
51%
No pur
....
preferred
*22%
26%
110
convertible
$4.50
22%
6%
Corp__——————^..2.
General
22%
26%
Gar Wood Industrie^ Inc com"—„1
$0.60
1,800
22%
33
22%
X50%
III_I2
...
Garrett
General
1,700
22%
28%
—100
15
9
23%
33
21%
27
Gardner-Denver CO?_5
2
16%
23%
33
17 y4
35%
_io
6% Jan
11% Sep
30% Jan
16
23%
33
*27
,;17%V 17%
l
5
19% Sep
16%
23%
33
25%"
No par
14
10y4Sep 20
22 % Sep 20
17
16
23%
33
42
,
Co——
4%%
17%
23%
33
16
..
5
58% Oct
Sep 29
Apr 22
16%
23%
33
38%
—1
Gamble Skogmo Inc——-5
7
it
23%
33
21%
preferred—100
preferred
17%
23 y4
33
X17,
Corp com—iio
convertible
9.600
11,000
5,000
6,800
X23%
_100
preferred—
7% Feb
138
-
18%
Jan
51
22
14 % Jan
153
27% Jan
24
9
67VaMarll
22
4
7
Jan
39
9
Dec
11
21% Jan
25
19% Sep 29
38% May 31
42 y» July 27
3% Oct 24
Feb~~2
96 Va Jan
18
51% Feb
12% Oct
37% Jan 19
19%.Sep
8
89% Oct 20
T
Mar
-
18%
Franklin Stores Corp
j
Sulphur Co__
—IIIlo
Fruehauf Trailer Co common.
...1
21
Feb
16% Jan.
38
18%
Freeport
15
May 11
26%, July 23
56% May 21
40 Va Oct
18%
No par
G
-
18%
o
—
—,
Foremost Dairies Inc.
6
28% Nov
21
I__
Foster-Wheeler Corp
Francisco Sugar Co
8
30% Dec
28
is y8
Food Mart Inc
2
Foote Mineral Co
——IIHHl
Ford Motor Co
...—.....—-IIIIs.'
6
12
37% Apr 22
12% Jan
18%
27
...
24
77*
1,700
18%
6%
—IIIIIH5
,
Food Mach & Chem
23
15
23% Nov 20
24
49 V4
6%
Rubber__II_No~par
preferred
May 31
19% Jan
12% Nov
Dec
95
5
19% Feb 20
68
58% Nov 28
230
13
13
12% Jan
18% Jan 28
48%
6%
1
Food Giant Markets Inc com
4% convertible .preferred.—
22
11% Oct
5
14% Jan*
49%
*6%
Fluor Corp Ltd
,2.50
Food Fair Stores Inc common
,1
$4.20 divid pfd ser of '51—15
3
49 Va May 12
3i y« Sep 21,.
6
Nov 23
'
196
Aug 13
95.
July 10
49%
6%
Florida Power COrp,
2.50
Florida Power & Light Co—No
par
29
Oct
11
50%
6%
,
10
1:1—
$4.50 conv A 2nd pfd—
$2.25 conv B 2nd pfd
38% May 10
,.
84
40
49%
6%
Paper Prod______No par
Corp
Flintkote Co common—,—
30% Dec
Sep 21
Sep 22
50 y8
6Va
I—1
__
Firstamerica Corp_
Firth Carpet Co
Jun
May 27
Shares
49%
6%
10
;
Firestone Tire &
Apr
Apr
the Week
Dec. 2
50%
First Charter Financial
Corp_No par
First National Stores——
-Nopar
13% Jan
38 %
7
Friday
Dee. 1
6%
1.25
tai
Fifth Avenue Coach Lines Inc
Filtrol
19
24
27
Feb
31% Mar
Flberboard
26
Oct
117% Jup
Sep 21
5
4
39% Feb
22
28
13% Apr 28
44% Jun
l
21
81% Dec 23
4
Jan
20% Feb
t
Thursday
Nov. 80
....49%
25
Inc—
Ferro Corp
Wednesday
Nov. 29
5
—
Fenestra
15
6Va Nov
23% Nov
2
31% Dec
14
9% Jan
32% Sep
47
26
preferred
Federated Dept Stores
May 12
Tuesday
Nov. 28
2
Corp__
4.60%
25
48% Oct
22
80% Jan
Nov
20
6
23
4
15
31
24
9
Jan
15% Oct
13% Oct
Oct
Metallurgical Corp
8ales for
Monday
Par
Fedders Corp
J
~2Il
Federal Mogul Bower Bearings.—-5
Federal Pacific Electric Co com
1
5'%% conv 2nd pfd series A—23
Federal Paper Board Co common,.5
4
22 % Aug
19% May 23
31 Va Noy
55 •/
Fawick
4
16
25% Jan 19
517/a Dec 21
4
Fansteel
OVa Mar 29
5
32% Oct
27% Jan
4
-
43ya Nov" 25
21% May 26
6
STOCK
EXCHANGE
25% July 28
31% July 29
15% Nov
69% Jan
.
6Va Oct 26
15% Oct
23
2
56%
9
LOW AND HIGH SALE PRICE8
NEW YORK
Highest
67%
20
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(£236)
.
..
Monday, December 5, I960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range for Previous
35 % Nox
Lowest
Hlgheat
37% Dec
24
1
Range Since Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
26'/a July 25
3
27'A Oct
27% Feb
37
8
Jan
Gulf
4
7
Oil
Gulf
Sep
8
29
89% Apr
13
28
Jun
80
Dec
81'/a Dec
32
9
82
Jan
6
16
94
Jan
9
84% Jan
7
88
Aug
7
91
Apr
9
87% May 18
96
Dec
30
3
97
38% Jun
104 Va Mar
Jan
23
Thursday
Friday
Dec. 1
Dec. 2
Shares
30%
30%
30 Vo
30%
30
30%
29%
29%
29%
30%
30%
30%
30%
30
30%
29%
29%
*29%
30%
33
32 %
33
32%
33
32%
32%
32%
33%
61,300
;
400
Utilities Co—
States
No par
33
$4.20
dividend
preferred
100
*83
$4.40
dividend
preferred
$4.44
dividend
preferred—
100
100
•88
15
the Week
*30%
86% Aug 26
91% Oct
7
103% Nov
Sales for
PRICES
Nov. .30
91
4
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 29
8.33%
;
Common
Aug 12
HIGH
Tuesday
Nov. 28
..-8.33 y3
Corp
issued
When
AND
Monday
Par
EXCHANGE
303A Nov
25
LOW
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
$5 dividend preferred
85
'
*83
85
*83
85
*83
85
87%
*87%
88%
*87%
88%
*87 ya
88%
92
..
87%
*88
92
*88
92
*88
9?
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100
*102%
103
102%
*101%
31%
31%
102%
32%
*83
8,100
85
88 %
88%
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11
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31
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29
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15
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13
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14
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34%
;
34
34 ?A
.
33%
*77%|.
78% - .
*77Va .78 %'
22
22
22% 'i .
21%
100
common
Int'l Minerals & Chemical
25
70% Mar
27% July 25
125
Interlake
19% Mar
*14
13%
46%
38 Va
'12(
'
,
88%''-
87%-'
14%
*
13%
45%
92
7%
7%
-
.
No par
Inc.
preferred—
Int'l
94% Aug 15
*14
13%
46 %
93
91
'
i.
Ctfs
Int'l
136% Jan
''
:
-■
—No par
....
Corp
19
21% Feb
:50 1
1
Insuranshares
4%%
57% July 11
4
50
:
Corp
Co
22
25% Feb
5
-
!50
Interchemical
148% Aug 25
36 V* Aug 24
20
Jan
Steel
18
Oct
..50
!
common
Nov
80
1
—
.....
Inspiration Consolidated Copper—20
-
July 11
34% Feb
14%
13%
92
17
56^
*41
- >
„v?42%'.
■ >
49
■-*44Va
—..*42
<
-37%
46%
-
——50
Rayon
50% Jan
8
16% Jan
94
15
565
1
preferred—
Inland
12
93
2
12% Aug
Sep
6%
_
15
32
12
17'/2 Aug
5
49% Jun
1
Feb
29
7
43'A Jan
8
69% Jan
Jan
50% Jan
23
47% Sep
12% Jan
154
27
^—100 pesos
Ingersoll-Rand
6
38
-
.
81
88 Va
45%
*91%
4
35%
29"%;
*
115
common
SA
Industrial
8
86% Oct
.
.
19
July
-
' i
76
81
*89
91
100
11,66c
34%,
*74,
v
Industria Electrica De Mexico
12
May
.
48%'
-
No par
——1
22% Jan
50% Mar 18
.'
'
93
17-
No par
86 V2 Apr
55
92
*35
—5
—
4
163
.
I
4,200
18%
38
34%
•
; 75
82 %
4,300
.
''
14
46 Va
38Va
-
'
7%
A—_X50
Co—
,_5
preferred
General
28
July 29
Oct
Co
Sep
43% May
8
34% Sep 21
149
25
92 -'
♦92
^10
preferred
4.20%
34%
75
*81
1,400
•'
17%
*37
38
46%
Xl3%
14%
46%;:
36%
-
1
...
Indianapolis Power & Light
.
5% July 11
»'
'
14%'.
14%
»■*
100
Co__u
4.26%. preferred
4.70%
preferred
4.42% preferred
Indiana
6
.
8
Cement
-7120
-.4%
17%
18 Va
*37
34%
*81
..
82 Va
90
88%
87%
p
*75
;.
34%
-75
'
:
-av2
.*16%
1
Refrigerator
Illinois Power
4
Aug
49% Aug
—_
z
•
22%
21%
22%
17%
18 Va
'
46%
-
-
100
common
7.300
85%
%
4
38
*36%
38
34 X'
34%;-
.
•
; "
xl4%
-
-
—5
com
Illinois Central RR Co__X
X
*85
*16%
*
.
'
34
21%
4%
21%
•89
1
Idaho Power Co
'
Aug 12
45
.,
Inc
convertible pfd series
Hussmann
4
21
5%
Indust
12,600
48 Va
*75 "
—1
preferred series B
&
•-
50%
64 Va
*81
-
No par
preferred series A
7
1,000
31
50
32'A
r'
14
Foods
'
31%
X47
-
-17%,- 18 v :'
37% ;
.No par
& Sm Ltd
•
♦30
50%
200
'
-
•*36%
•
—100
Corp__——
(Delaware)—
Co
Sep
25
38% Oct
6% Dec
Stores
Sound
93% Nov
84% Feb
Apr
55% Jan
23
No* 24
35
19% Jun
29
28%
28%
51%
'■*
63%
4%
_100
90'A Aug 24
93% July 30
■— —
5% Jan
11% Mar 30
4,100
50 %
'
11% Jan 15
13,900
10%
32
21%
_10O
Houston Lighting & Power
15%
10%
r'
10%
64%'
*17%-
_50
!
2 5'A
15%
16%
'
—5
No par
preferred
25%
26
-
130
3,200
85
-
common —3
common
31%
64 Va
-
par
preferred
preferred.,—
49%
111
30%
51%
50
10
*107%
31%
-
X
^.10
common_X_5
preferred-'——
49 Va
1,600
15,000
65
31%
31%
.
19%
22%
*64%
65
*107
31%
26%
*25 %
31
v
19
•"
109%
*64
112
*108
60%
2,300
13,800
21%
19%,
21%
2°P
X,.
111%
59%
c
*19%
31'A
f
60%
19%
22%
'65
•111%
113
X 60
19%
22
105
*gl •
.....'
65
111%
60%
105
106
*61
113%
22Va
110
400
13%
59%
1
;
700
31
34%
-19%
*
31
•,
4
13%
19%
*30
20
!
52%
*34 Va
:2iy<
30%
7,200
83
83
13%
112%
60%
3i
64 Va
107
135
133%
',*52%
52%
'*30%
105
,
65
116
19%
21 Va
*63 %
..
31
x77
106
*61
114
1
-*52%
34
13%
•'
...
X
83%;
.*82
52%
*30%
30%
78 %
105
•
52'A
J
78
•
83%
6,600
"
30%
.*34%
.
Corp of America common.—1
convertible preferred
—25
$2.25
79
Aug 19
85% Sep 14
6
30%
.
134
133
.1-36%
"
83%
Winston Inc____Ll
&
Houdaille-Industries Inc
34% Aug 24
89
Jan
11
5
preferred——
No
Ball & Bearing Co—;
$4.25
26
14
Dec 28
85
64% Sep 21
11
50c
1
21
30
26% Dec
11
—25
Chemical
26
16
38% Dec
11
No par
2.50
Hooker
Sep 30
9% Apr
6
32% Apr 30
Feb
24
5
2
11 Va-
'
65% Jan
19% Jun
10%
:
'
Rlnehart
30
9
11%
-100
Holt
22
21
10%
Holly Sugar Corp common——^10
5% convertible preferred.
_30
Jan
Sep
11
,52%
;_5,.,
18
35
5% Sep
10,800
*82%
__1
13
44% Oct
18
60
75%
61 %
30% Oct
.
1,900
35%
73
60%
Co
4,100
s
.'1,300
9
*35
117%'
pfd series A
Corp
24%
35%'
106%
Electronics
20%
9
74% 1
115%
conv
1
73
*61
Furnace
20 Va
24%
'
9
♦35
par
52% Aug
1
42% Sep 29
39%
Jan
9
35%
.,106%
(conv)
9
9
76%
100
Corp common
24%
9
74
No
pfd
20%
24%
•
*35
No par
2nd
20%
25
7,600
35
—&
Hotels
20%
24%
24%
77
:
—1
Hoffman
5
23% Feb
22% Oct
$4%
Hilton
20%
30
23%
75%
78%
preferred series A
24'/a
12,900
35
77%
Corp
23%
45%
78 %
common—.2 1/12
Inc___——:
24%
4,400
44 %
'.
■"
35%
13%
Heyden Newport Chem
24'A
45
12,200
43
123
!
13%
Hewitt-Robins
24% July 13
60 y8 May 11
42
20%
9
*
_——No par
Co
45%
3A
32%
42%
*121
44%
900
135
25
100
Corp
43
121
25%
25'A
31%
31%
42%
121
400
27
76-%
•'
common—
Chocolate
31
43
122
27
27%
24%
20 Vb
9
class A pfd__
conv
4,400
90
11
—_1
_1
preferred
Nov
117% Nov
27%
31%
43
♦120
*88
90
46
"24%
25%
•
8%
♦35
—„_50
—
45 %'
21%
25%
-
?
43%
121
*88
27%
30%
30%
43%
121
'
27%
27%
30%
44%
122
20%
_.
_1
_410
noncumulative preferred—_25
9
Mar
W)
(G
38% Feb
42 % July 29
23% July 22
72% Aug 25
13% Jan
Nov
55% Apr
64 y« Jan
7 27%
31 Vb
43 Va
—5
common—
Powder
25 % Dec
29%
5
Motors
Jan
Dec
27%
25
(W E) & Co
50
18% Jan
*27
"
11
34% May 11
37% Mar 13
S?%
SI
24%
Inc—
preferred
22
*87%
*120
Marx____.—;___5
preferred—-—Haveg Industries Inc—1
Hayes
*21%
91
46%
of America common.
5
22'A
*87%
—1.25
4 % %,
22
*21%
44%
Co__—
&
22
91
—a-1
Corporation.
200
9,600
-
"
,100
Corp—«.
52 %
'
25%
*87%
.
1
com—7.50
6%
34% Oct 24
24% Nov
Co
Refrac
Harbison-Walker
Mar 24
x41
25%
-x22
preferred—.—100
Paper Co——2.50
convertible
4%
42%
.25%"
5
Hamilton Watch Co common—.——1
July 23
30
6
42
—5
Printing Co
(W F)
114% Aug 31
20'A Mar 31
88
Nov
20
-
4,100
13 %
5,90i
13%
7,101
82
49%
50
*80%
16!
...
3,40(
82
17.200
53%
54 %
53 %1
54%
70'A
70 %
70
70%
15%
16%
16%
17%
63.700
50 %
51
50 %
38,000
96%
96%.
51%96%
12%
12%
12'A
12%
2,100
33%.
34 Va
33%
34%
5,800
X 96%
3,200
;
260
Volume
192
Number
6009
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2237)
\
21
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Range for Previous
LOW
STOCKS
Year 1959
Lowest
Range Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
:
NEW YORK STOCK
Highest
Monday
EXCHANGE
Tuesday
Nov. 28
Par
Nov. 29
AND
HIGH
SALE
PRICES
Sales for
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
the Week
Nov. 30
Dec. I
Dec. 2
Shares
'
K
37
Feb
9
65
July 27
93 >/* Feb
10
120
July
42 '% Dec
31
.48
Feb
10
135
32
86
July 27
107
Feb
i30
Nov 23'
107
46*4 Oct 20
25
86
101
105% Oct
July 27
17
Mar
Jan
Jan
May 20
89% Feb
"
34% Nov
5
38% Aug 28
39% Feb
13
28% Jan
2
Mar
50
,•
Sep
4%%
11% Dec 28
13*4 Dec
7
11
Jan
Jan
11
15
17
30
Apr
87
;
20
4%
Jan
95% Oct
5
90
Oct
90
4.50%
July 28
10
79% Jan
16 Va
7
45% Oct
.,44% Oct
117% Feb
1
64
Jan
5
7
Sep 28
70% Apr
31% Apr
43
Jan
7
54% July 22
59
Apr
1
74% Nov
26% Jan
2
55
21
27% Jan
*35
35%
51 Va
x50
35%
35%
Light Co
77
Dec
% Jan
8
21
18
5
Keystone Steel
30
Kimberly-Clark
Kern
County
4 Va %
*35
Aug
43% Mar;
".'4%
29
Korvette
27% Sep
29
33
12
Kresge
19% Jun
5
3
26% Mar
29
11
3
10
11 »/4 Dec "
Jan
,
34% Jap
,25..
«19% Oct 21
•>28% Nov
e
23% Jan
21% Sep 18
10% Feb
i
29
12
Sep 22
1% Jan
—
2
23
34% Apr...
*
7
3% July 13
27 ,-Jun 27
■
.,
317/a Mar
<«,
Jan
7
57% Dec
18% Jan
.
:
2
'-24% Dec
48
Oct
152 '• Mar
14
57
Nov
13
9% Sep
21
63
Dec
24% Sep
18
lO'/a Mar
.
:
140
9
46% Jan
43'A Sep 23
12% Jan
4
'
139% Jan
36% Apr
15
Dec
16
.'104
79'A Dec
30
89
81% Dec
16
''36% Dec
3
131% Dec
31
96
:
,
■
48% July
88
.
5:
•
7
6
347/a Apr
-
Jan
-
4
Aug
5
Jan
4
Oct 20
13
19
22
14
...
22
—
Inc
S)
2
1
1
22
4
4
6
.
32
118
Sep
44% Oct
28
Jan
2
37
78% Sep 30
.
•
', '*.
i
v
21
40% Dec
18
*
>
7% Jan
.
.
.
Co
7
42% Jun
Jun
2
Magnavox
50'A Jun
23
26
19% July
26
27% Jan
18
5 % Jan
6
8
31
26
li)
44% Feb
% Jan 26
17
89% Jan
••
•.
4
12
34
,
.
Oct
6-
May 19
>46
J36
,,62% May 11
46% May 22
'
26% Oct
Dec
22
71
Dec
16
81
65 Yb Nov
9
Mar 26.
81
'
31
72 Va Jan
Jan
19
4
72
Mar 31
>72% Mar 17
27% Dec
82 '
11
22'
30
18% Jun
30
12
5
Mays
Maytag
40 '/a Aug
23
M
26V* Feb
39 Va Jun
40% Jan
15
McCord
15% Feb
29
McCrory
28
5
80'/a Feb
29
Oct
20
9
39% Jan
4
Nov
18
May
37'A Jan
£0 1
48% July 16
28
Oct
24
65'/* Feb
8
5
29
29
McGraw-Hill
18 Va Jan
11
21% July 17
32% Dec
29
33
Dec
24
24% May 11
35% Jan
4
Sep~21
50
Nov
18
32 ', Nov
2
51'A Jun
23
■6
8 Va Feb
13
10% Sep
2
27% Dec
24
Dec
17
87
23% Jan
78
Dec
29 V* Jan
-
15
48
Nov
28
88
21
9
'
Jan
7
Apr 14
29'A Mar 16
McLean
Co—
1
Inc
&
Trucking Co
-
Mead
Corp
4 'A%
preferred
Medusa
Portland
»
8
30'/a Sep
84% Sep
13
77% Jan
2
30% May 25
36 'A Sep
2
Mercantile Stores Co
96 Va Jun
2
Merck
38
Jun
73
Feb
9
Nov
17,
85
Feb
6
8
70
Dec
14
For footnotes, see page
,
Jan
28
70
91% May 15
67
Jan
8
58 V* Mar- 8
26.
84
Aug 31
:82% Sen
6.
Melville
4%
Shoe
Corp
$3.50
&
-No
common-
Co
Inc
common
Linot.vpe
65%
66
x66 'A
68'/*
26%
25%
25%
2 5'/a
25'/*
1,900
50%
48%
49 Va
48%
49%
16,400
10'A
10
10%;
10
lO'/a
13,200
82%
4,100
82'/a
82%
146%
25
;
146
4o%
48
48 V*
24%
24%
45
26%
27
26
86'/*
82%
26%
27%
26'A
27%
16%
43%
130
41%
IOIV2
*100
86V2
89%
*85'/a
26%
26%
42,200
15%
16 Va
15%
16
26,000
20%
20 7
20%
20%
35,600
43%
43%
44
43%
43%
5,400
*100
*b5Va
39'A
52%
53Va
" '
' 52'/a
17
17%
*26'/a
•*116%
31%
26%
118
43'A
43'A
427/b
84
19'/*
39%
42
36%
1%
43'A
43
84
84
19Va
39%
43'A
37%
l7/a'
19%
42
16%
*16
*"
40%
43%
37'A
l7/a
*16'A
16%
;
-
21%
*
,
*42'/z
38%
62'%
29
-
-
.
..
.
.
44'A
36'/*
31
12%
75
*96'%
26
25%
75'.. '
75
61'%
75
*74
*66'%
*75
20
37'/*
35%
35%
*30'%
12'%
68
.
90%
76
20'/*
37'%
37'A
37'A
31
12'%
75'%
98
27
26%
74%
96'%
26'/*
26'A
27%
27%
32%
33'%
32%
32Va
106'%
15%
28
par
25'%
x37'%
26
38'A
106'%
157%
27'%
25%
108'%
15'%
28
25%
6'A
*16'%
34'A
85
23
23
29'%
80
35'%
29%
75%
77
73'%
■"
10
.-5
162%c
,
/
39'A
*
80
35%
29'%
80
*35'A
29'%
80
36
29
80'%
35%
76'%
71%
27
*116'/*
118
32
3i'A
31'%
43 V*
42'%
42 Va
200
43 Va
x42'%
43 Va
10,200
84
84
84
170
84
19%
19'%
7,900
40
6,400
19'%
19 Va
38%
39 V*
38 V*
41
41%
41'%
41'%
9,500
35
36'/*
35'%
36'%
2,300
IV*
1%
IV*
2,000
1%
,
.
16
16
16
16
21%
21%
21'%
21'/*
1,600
4'%
4'%
4'%
4»%
2,800
300
-
3,500
13'%
13
13'A
23'%
23'%
23 V*
24
17,600
17%
18'/*
17%
18'%
22,900
49
493/*
5,500
53
55'A
2,400
qo
92'%
100
60 Va
59%
31
60'%
31%
61,800
31%
43%
13
48%
47%
55 Vi>
55'/*
92
*90'%
59
v
43
,
.
.<
"
>•1
42'%
43 'A
8,400
,
12,200
160
75
75
*75
76
*74
76
*74
76
90
66'%
66'%
*66 Va
67'%
20
75
75
*75
76
20
22%
22'%
23 %
23
V*
31,800
37'/*
37'%
37%
38%
35
35'A
34%
35%
3,200
34%
35 V*
35'%
36
2,200
*30'%
31 Va
*30 Va
31
12'%
12%
12 V*
Va
12%
*73 Va
74
*73'%
74
*96'%
97
*96'%
97
28%
30
28 Va
26 V*
25%
26%
31%
31%
32%
99%
101V*
15%
101
15%
27'%
27'A
25'%
25'%
36'A
37
6'%
*85
22%
77
77'%
70
-71 'A
80,400
32'%
12,100
4,800
2,000
27'%
3,600
25%
900
37%
17,100
6%
4 800
16'%
34'%
*85
21%
29'%
16'%
35
400
6,400
86'%
40
22 Va
5,100
29%
3,900
*80'A
81'%
♦35'/*
35%
80
400
25,600
78 Va
79
75
,
26%
16
6
35 V*
29
10
16,900
36'A
29%
81'%
*35'A
6.0
29'/*'
*25 'A
23
*80'A
400
19,300
*27
16%
34%
86'%
34'%
8,700
101
15%
6Va
16%
77'%
76'%70%^
■
30%
29
81
35'%
t
9,100
43'%
'23
76'%
*75'%
70'A
26'%
*42'%
6'A
16%
35%
86'% -
6'%
*16'%
500
*26'%
118
31%
26%
105
16
28
26
37%
37
..
*116'A
33
32
23'%
78
3,800
30'%
35
*85
22%
*75'%
70'%
7,500
16%
4%
101 Va
15'%
27'%
*25'%
6'A
17
35'%
86'%
77
"•
52%
16%
12%
74
97'%
28
27%
*85
.
15%
51%
16%
'44'/* J
76
75
€8
76
23'/*
37%
35'%
35%
31
x23
77'%
*75'%
72'/4-
6'A
*16'%
34'%
6'%
17
35
85
par
38
,
4,200
15%
52%
•15%
,
12'%
74
*96%
27
263%
76
21'%.
37%
36'A
36%
31
12'%
75
96'%
1,600
9,900
16%
15
13
29%
-
1
433A
*75
75
*66'%
*75
21'%
37%
35'%
35'/*
31
75
76
68
48'/a
51%
; '
61%
•
40
50%
48%
50%
48%
».
1
23%
18'%
48
55V8
92
60%
'
50%,
48%
16%
23'A"
17Va
■ 47%
547%
*90%
x28%
29%
43%
44'/*
29%
433%
*74'%
75
*66'%
*75 ,
19%
x37
36%
90'%
x60%
138%
217/a
21'/a
4%
18%
138'/a
43%
84
19%
39%
42%
36%
1%
36%
I3/*
21% .'
139%
20,300
38%
43'/*
;
40
37%
50%
26%
118
31%
31%
31%
87%
89
38%
*138%
•
26%
*116'/*
12%
'47'%.
55'A -
*87%
,
,
4%
4%
4%
*86%
89
5,300
101%
38'/*
51%
49V*
147/tt
52%
17%
51V*
48%
14%
17%
,
87%
*87%
39'
*138%: 140
'14%
:
*85%
90
38%'
51%
505
147A
*100
"
320
41
40%
fc7Va
*89%
140'
•
101%
*100
130
*125
41
40%
101'/a
a
130
129
40%
'40%-
89
•
130
130
/
101 '
86V2
49'/b
,
25Tu
25%
16%
20%
43%
40%
51
43%
85 "
19%
36,000
27
38%
■
29,500
86%
20%
89
*138%
45
27 Va
85%
.16%
130
40%
"
5,200
44%
26'/*
-
43%
43%
129
,
17
x20
./J 61%
'
44,100
21
16%
21
13%
.
4,100
24%
Vf
85%
233/a
19 47%
557%
v
.
48%
24%
■» -
26%
84%
••
90
146%
48%
46
45'/a
.
13
-
82
5,200
7146%
25%
146v«ot
27%
:
ICO'/*
15%
27'%
—No par
Co——___1
<
146%
47%
j.'
,
82%
82%
82 V*
*146
48%
23%
lO'/a
10
23
3%
Inc-
preferred
68%
49%
46%
—1
100
-
preferred series B_
Mergenthaler
66%
25'/b
51-
13'A
(1st series)—100
7
7
;
Cement
22
68%
23%
19%
477/a
55%
92
..
—1
-
common-.
7,200
87%
4%
9
McQuay Norris Mfg Co
85% Apr
25% Mar 10
No
10,400
25%
3
1
Robbins
29Va Dec
2
4
28'A Jan
4
&
26
71
"44 V* Jan
Jan
2
(A G)
McKesson
4%
27%
13
McGregor-Doniger Inc class A.~
Mclntyre Porcupine Mines
No par
McKee
4%
27%
227/a
18%
47%
55'A
* *90'%
—
29% Oct
30
7
2
85
.95% Mar 26
8
25% Nov
Dec
20 Va Nov
2
41% Jun
20
31% Aug
10
Feb
51 '
31% Oct
16'/a Dec
11
20 '/a Jan
21% July 25
4%
27%
50%
46
2IV2
600
4%
27%
26%
16%
,
4'/8
84%
,
3,000
27'%
4
89%
89%
7,400
»
27%
4'/8
47
'47
*21
Ray)
Publishing-
17%
17%
27%
26'/*
38%
413/4
37
1%
par
11
*17'A
1%,
1,606
4
10'/b
47'/*
19'A
3
common—.:—-50c
3'%%
convertible preferred
-100
$5 convertible preferred
_100
27% NOV
13,600
42%
*83%
par.
45% Jan
7,500
1%
*42%_^ 43%
Corp
(J
28%
1%
11
-
67%
317/a
.
Corp-/!.:
McDermott
11
28 V*
27%
*146%
31%
par
108'/a Nov
14
15
No
:
10Va
28 V*
*
38%
4
25%
1
26'/a
118
-
& Co Inc—1
McDonnell Aircraft Corp__
2.50
McGraw-Edison Co——
1
17'/a Dec
15% Nov
;No
McCall Corp——!—
3
28
98
4
•
26'/a
*116'/4
series—100
1
No par./
Inc—
24
19
37%
A
72% Sep
31
preferred 1959
W) Inc—
Co->_'_—^
28Va Sep
,
16
Dec
1
C
(J
-No
107/a
28%
11
11
25%
46 Vb
'•<
'-•
preferred 1947 series_No par
3%^
77'/a Aug 31
5
10%
-
I
*17%
*85'/a
.
No par
:
15
17'/4
*1C0
1945 series-No par
$3 40. preferred----;
14
58
72
' $3.75
18
18
9
29
;
v
21% Sep
32 Vb Nov
Mar
71 '/a Aug
44 Va Jan
.94% Aug
54
Aug 26
79
,
$3.75 preferred
14%
17'/4
40%
-100
Masonite Corp—_,„T_
May Dept Stores common
1
Aug 31
12 Vz Oct
5
Feb
78"
22V* Mar 1
5
'.94 Va Feb
77% Dec 31
Oct
-
7
Oct
19%-Feb
42
1
Jan
6
"53'/a Aug
31/ July 29
' 1
31 % Dec
2
31
■
9
38 - Dec
9
Jan
13% Dec
29
Feb .24
43% Nov
-
.> 72
18
71% Dec
32 V* Sep
38% Jan
5
65% Jan
V
15%
17'/8
129
Co_———^_1
Martin
28
15
17'/b
43'A
1
4'/*%- preferred—
Mar 28
93
62 Va Nov
19-
40'/* Oct
-/"53%-Feb 24
71
Apr
29
<
17%:
15
*
IV*
20%
Products—1
Marquardt Corp—L,
_•
Marquette Cement Mfg Co
L—~
4
Marshall Field & Co com——No par
6
557/a Nov
177/8
15% '
i%
27 Vo
5
^_,_5
:
1
28,100
28%
.16
'
——1
Exploration-
500
18 '.
15Va
18%
87%
_--l
Oil
29%
17%
1%.
46'/*
& Co-—„—1
Automotive
*28%
18%
267a.
^_1
Midland Corp.
29'/*
17%
27%
24%:
—^—5
Maracaibo
*28'/*
i%
83
Copper——4—1—„10
Marine
28%
27%
•■
—
24'%
*35'/a
3%
28'/a
28%
27%
4,900
24%
38 %
3%
1'%
4'/8
24%
24%
*35'/*
381
107/b
28'/a
3,600
29
3%
24%
24%
'35'A-
'
4.
27%
17
9,900
3%
24%
38'/a
-
;
29
29
1%
x46%
—100
i-
28%
29%
17%
•
147
100
Shirt—
21,900
11'
82%
coip—10
Co„
31%
27%
.*
*146%
..
.
—10
50
30%
28'/4
10%
—^
1,100
31%
15
l0'/4
7,,
..
11%
30
*3%
51%
common__10
11%
30%
24%
25%
_4
■
Forbes
24%
11%
29%
*35'/a
69%
—1
—
11%
31%
28
15'/g
51%
—1
Co
'
t.
11%
22%
11%
23
11%
30%
<■
25%
Maremoht
6
54 Va Jan
•;■
&
Manhattan
4
V4 Jan
22%
68
.
^Manning Maxwell-& Moore—'—12.50
22
40
22%
*11 Va
1
18'/*
v
4
5
:
common
Manati Sugar Co
8
29% Jan
16%.Oct 25
40% May 23
12
.'. >.93
"18% Jan-
23%
-5
—p.
preferred
Mallory' (F H)
22
4% Jun
12% Sep
22'/* Oct
4'/a Jan
5,300
22%
28%
23%
par
Fund inc-——
Madison
6
21
17
'
32% Jan ,14
55
17
Oct
lVa Jun
51% Dec
Oct 27
88,
Magma
157/a Nov
59% Jan
2
•
7
vl9% Sep
77/a Jan
•
Nov^i-
•."44 V*
19
28% July 30
•>•-
?.
18
21% Dec-'9
18
1
23% Jan
85'/a Aug
31% Feb
28%
27%
Macy (R H)-Co Inc Common!——1
MV4-% ^preferred series A—
.100
59'/a Jan
33
.•
.
180
38%
277/a
17
*___1
7,100
28'%
*79
.
l'A
No par
:
—;
36
28%
4 -
11
par
35%
28%
*79
27%
'
_1
2,700
36%
•
36%
15
.
25%
29
24%
17
-
-
25%
28%
27%
.
2,000
25%
>
75,200
*3%
.50c
80
34%-
!
34%
24%
-
—5
preferred-——
..■■19% Jan
.-Jun:>1
33
6
4% Dec
16 V* Dec
4.
7,700
83%
33%
79%
*35'/*
•
..
,
series E preferred———100
3
Jan
16% May
1,000
84%
12,800
32%
28Va
5 *
-
,
33%
*33
79%
ll7/a
5V4%- preferred (w w)
;•■',.■
33%
79%
31%
28%
Mack'Trucks Inc—
2
33
33%
24Va
series B preferred
100
series D preferred—.__-100
6%
.
33 Vb
32%
HVa
Paper Co
Lighting
'MacAndrews
.
33
11,200
58%
34%
.
.
2,500
33 VA
51%
33 V*
Loriilard (P) CO common1—5
x38'/2
39'A
77c preferred—l^—-.100
xl39% 139%
Louisville Gas & El Co (Ky)-;No par
50%
50%
Louisville
Nashville—,_u—50
49%
50%
Lowenstein (M) & Sons Inc_i—'"14%
14%
.Lukens Steel Co-^.———^3.33'/3 /
53»/«
54%
LykOs Bros Steamship Co-:—10
17'/a M7%
G
22% Mar 16
31
A'
17
47% Sep
.
27
51%
18,600
79%
29%
5
conv
34% May 10
14
3'/a Dee
15% Jan
22% Nov
49 '/a Feb
7
V 79.:
2
50% Dec
25
37% Mar
,
Mar 17
4
35% Nov 20
32% Nov.
Aug 16
52% Jan
142.'A Nov
87% Mar 30
20Va'Jan 21
78
•
124
29% Oct .'7
21
43% July 10
-.
17% Oct • 14
',47% Oct
50% Dec
.47% Dec
6
32'/*
.
123% Jun * 9
3
-;
Jan
■) 28 - . Mar
8
116-:-Jan 19
26%
%
51 V*
75%
34%
23'%
"4.25%
July 12
-
57%
26%
5,400
11,200
32Va
•
—1
(
,27'/. Sep ,28
83
58%
26%
4,200
27
*78%
79
29
M
35
57%
27 Va
V*
33'%
-
28%
LJ-u,
Island
4.35%
53%
26%
*33
—,110
———15
Co—
Corp_—_l-
,
—1—10
Co—
&
x78%
*
——1
-
Corp___1—
—2.50
Industries InC——1—^-1 ;
57c
-
,
,
50%
57 %
35%
H)
4.847«
51
58 Va
27
37'/*
Lone'Star Gas
Long
50%
58
26%
37
Loew's Theatres Inc—
Lone Star Cement Corp-.*.
-7
74
38
:--50c
130% Aug 25
'
75%
37Va
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
J
74%
38%
Link Belt Co
,
76
x38Va
r^_10
_100
cqmmon
——5
Litton
75%
50
76'%.
51%
25%
Sutherland
Lionel
26
25%
LingoTemco "Electronics
,r.tJ
26%
25%
Lil^Tulip CU)>;Corp_.__—
5
.
5
.•
25%
25%
Liggett &'Myers'Tobacco com-—ii25'
-77? preferred——
100
;.,•
27
25%
Libby McNeil & Libby
Jan
12
.
July 10
July 29
T5V* Jan 27'5 ,:22
71V* Jan' 7 7 104% Mar
18% Nov
4
44% Nov 23
-
32%
19
30%
44%
18
43'/8Sep
r.;
96 ;.Jan 21
102
Aug
80
Jan
8 '
87% Nov
81
Jan 20
90
Sep
34'/« May 18
42'/a Sep
'A 130% Mar 4
142
Sep
r
^38% Feb -1
. •
52% July
48'/a Dec
78% Jam
\ 14% Sep 27.', • 20% Jan
'
* 51% Oct 24
91 '/a Jan
V
f
15% Oct IS
21 „ Jan
'' 1427/b Mar 25
25
Nov
>.
Mar
July
30% Jan
Apr 14
90% Mar 6
36% Jun,26
69
t.
96
Nov
24% May 16
111
Feb
8
26
2
•
Jan
4
Sep 23
Jan
4
Aug 10
18% May 11
14
Feb 17
19% Nov 17
26
7
13
Aug 31
57% Jan
r
30
29% Jan
91 Yt Jan
151
4
'
26%
25%
Lehn & Fink Products——.
Lerner Stores Corp__
—No
Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Co—
/;
15
61
28
61%
34%
20
112'/a Dec
11% Jan
5
V 46% Nov 23
39% Apr
8
'17% July 10
37%-Jan .5
.
28'/8 Sep 21
36'/* Nov 27
Jan
9
26%
t
25%
Lehigh Valley RR
70% Jan 22
33%
Dutch Airlines—^.100 G
Mfg Co—>
Lehman
49%
33
34%
Lehigh Valley Industries com
$1.50 conv pi'd ser A—No
■
12%
48%
34%
Lehigh Coal & Navigation Co—10
Lehigh Portland Cement:.—
15
69% Nov 28
28% Sep
29
78% May 19
,
5
July 9
14VaM'ar23
Z 73% Nov
Jan
9'/b Oct
-73
:
29
Apr .7
22
,
12%
49%
35
Lee Rubber & Tire—
22
12%
33%
34%
—
7% JanT5
11,400
12%
33'/*
35
Lear Incl_—
8
29% Jan
46% Oct 24
I
—
•
41
,..
10.
63% Jun >1
—
28
24'/a July 26
.■.
4
.19'/4 Jun
3% Oct
4
26
2,100
48 %
75 Va
Laclede Gas Co, common—
4
~ \4.32%. preferred series A__—_
25
• La Consolidada 6'% pfd-75 Pesos Mex
Lane Bryant1
,
12
98Ve Oct 28
2
140Va Dec 31
25
..
57Va Apr 29 2... 79Va Aug 27
10'/* Nov 23
13% Jan
9
.-80% Jan
-Jan
16% Sep
10'% Jan
v
22
"
35%
13
35
K
.
35%
33%
77%
—1
500
6,000
49 V*
13
x49
35Va
5
324% Aug 30
33% Jun 27 •"«
4
Jan 11 .< •
35%
1
Kroehler
'13% May. 2-r .,23% Jun 20 .'
.
14% Nov 18 "
24'A Jan ;* 6
,:•■*
10. % Mar 15.,.; 13V« Jan 4 6
25% Oct-25 >. ; 32% Aug1.':/!
l'A Oct 28 •'
3%Mar 11
/
22
-
35%
35%
1,900
49%
33%
76%
Kroger GO———.—a,
.
,
6% Dec 30
36
18% Feb l(|i%
?7% Mar 11 •
.
v-
.^"'23v*nqy. 2
,30Va Mar 23
si., 15% July
8
37% Jan 20
V '3% Apr
6
——
26% Sep
7,/
f
,- 4% Mar u-a
v
•
..
15% Octv21
23
•■34% Jan
•
-3% Deo 17
24% Jan
8
35
*48%
12%
26,
,
2
P
35
49%
35%
•
84%
6
V
35
49'/*
•
83%
8
Jan
34%
50%
49
85%
36
Oct 21
69%
35%
*34%
84
36% Mar
(S
87%
91%
68%
48 Va
25'%
__5
34'/a Jan
Kress
*87%
69%
•
25'/a
Co
20% Jan
*
2
25% Oct 28
22
*85
91%
69'/*
30
34%
33 Va
Cor-p—
(E J)
'
27*4 JU& 18
87%
*87%
85
Wire
preferred
(S
*85
91%
69%
84%
Koppers Co Inc
34% Nov
87%
69%
85
4
82 *4° Apr
*91
84 %
..34%
46% Jan
7
92 V*
33
24
Jan
*91
33
&
King-Seeley Corp—
14% Feb 17
92%
84
92%
26%
34 Va Oct
77
*83
59
KLM Royal
•
84
•
52
6
16
*83
2,300
77
84
49%
34
common
200
*
55
*76
35%
"12%
13
50%
34
'
'
19,900
120
54%
77%
57%
31% Jan
26
*107
54%
*76
26%
2
Feb
120
54%
77%
51 '%
25*4 Dec
Nov
*107
54%
__1
18
85-
*109'/a
preferred—25
43 Va Jan
21
Co-
Indus
prior
conv
2
:
12%
50
No par
-2.50
—
Land
Kerr-McGee Oil
33% Dec
32% Nov 24
.
Copper
11
4
17% Sep
Kennecott
62% Feb
6
30*4 Nov
6
V
_50c
Co_
25
29
13% May
Kendall
17
U2
'
50%
35%
,---^1
CO——
7
,
—8.75
1
1—8
Hayes
;,39% Apr
7
51*4 Mar 13
37% Oct 22
•
6
87%
35
51
preferred
Kansas Power &
*109%
*87%
35
_50
Electric Co—No par
non-cuip
38%
*85
69%
4%
900
200
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2
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69 Va
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.
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Kansas Gas &
97%
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87%
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July 22
84
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30
36% July 18
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84
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Kayser-Roth Corp
Kellogg
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—'
20
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120
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24
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23
90% Oct
120
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•
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13
111%
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8
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54% July 8
38% Aug 24
6
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;
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98
45
100
3.80%
12
41% May 12
50% July 31
July 27
41% Feb 17
38
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100
50
preferred
preferred—_100
4%%• (ser of 1959) conv pfd__100
Kansas City Pr & Lt Co com_No par
79% Aug
23
34
May
59% Sep
9
31 Va Feb
•
37 %
97
37%
convertible
9
43*4 Feb
4
4
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13
38%
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preferred
62% Sep 29
3 4'/a July 12
12
33% Nov
convertible
82% Mar 18
85% Feb
88% Feb
Chem
4 '% %"
4%%
8
6
93
72% Sep 21
&
6
25
5
85% July 10
Alum
125
80% May 23
80% Jan
6
27
Kaiser
5
47
3
45
74
,
6
122% Jan
Mar 11
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19
54% Jan
111% Jan
Sep 30
92 %
•
Sep 23
82*4 Jun
5
12
82
18
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Oct
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73% Nov
Sep 29
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.
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200
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2238)
22
.
.
.
Monday, December 5, 1960
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
Baa*e Since Jan. 1
Year 1969
16% Nor
6
82 y«
8% Not
37
16
EXCHANGE
8
84
14
Metropolitan Edison 3.90%
4.35% preferred series
3.85% preferred series
•3% Jan 13
Nov
93% Sep
8
Mar 13
Mar 31
75% Feb
15
Oct
10
78% Jan
19
82
Nov
14
3.80%
30
4
95
Aug 11
4.45%
preferred series
28% Mar 16
33
Sep
21
Middle
58
Jan
22
Midland
pfd—100
_—__100
100
100
100
preferred series:.
84% Dec
Apr 28
99% Mar 11
Jan
Jan
Deo"19
45
88
Jan
8
95
40% Jun
2
2
33 '/a Dec
88
82
60% NOT 12
92
Feb 27
23
83% Jan
29
88
May
2
9
28
18% Feb
9
29 Mi July 29
14% Dec
2
20% Feb
123% Feb
July 21
150
1
15% Oct 21
24% Mar 20
15 % Oct
Nov
48% July 25
2
111% Jan
17
Sep
59% Feb
3
Nov
15
26% May 16
8
178% Jun
1
26
24% Jan
5
Corp
Chem Philipp Corp
Minneapolis-Honeywell Reg
Minneapolis Moline Co
5%%
1st
Midwest
Corp
Mar
38
Minerals &
17
Jan
11
Minn St
Oct
24
88
Jun
17
Minn
28
0
Apr
19
33% Jan
4
24
Minnesota
39
Jan
22
31% Feb
2
25
Jun
19
17% May 12
33 Vb Nov
28
20
49% Apr
4
27
37% Jan
4
Mission
22% Jan
4
Mission
19% Nov
16% July
29% May 4
41% Mar 16
16
31% Dec
23
8
4% Sep
23
41% Jan
8
34
Dec
15
17
Jun
10
8
18% Apr 27
Jan
7
MarlO
35
Aug 16
3% Oct
52% May 28
45% July 29
20% Jan 30
12% Jan
30
38% Aug 31
2
27
6% Jan
6
Dec
2
48% Jan
6
35
29% Jun
15
18
39
Feb
17
22% Sep
1
7% Oct
26
15% Jan
11
17
Jan
9
70
8
60
Nov
1
68% Jan
8
78% Aug 14
70
Oct
12
12% Nov
24
16
Jan
19
15% Jun
23
18% Nov
23
24
Jan
29
11% May 9
11% Oct 26
19% Jan
6
11% Dec
22
18% May 28
14% May 26
66% July 27
10
May
5
13% Jan
11
7
Mar
4
35% Sep 29
55% Jan
4
35% Mar
26% Mar
31% Sep
23
60
Jan
Jan
2
38% Jan
8
8
27% Dec
28
Aug
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St
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52 V\
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19%
17,500
131
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22
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30
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4,700
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100
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32
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35
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3,400
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Portland
3 %%
200
600
37.%
22 %
Cement
Mojud
52 %
96
131%
18%
21 %
Missouri Public Service Co
80% Mar 11
100
1
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_
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87% Mar 23
10
V 13,600
50
37%,
19%
90
31%
66%
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11
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River
Missouri Pacific
Mohasco
50
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80
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50
95
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67%
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Missouri
46%
40
39%
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Shares
9 VR
9
9%
9
46%
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par
Corp
Mississippi
9%
the Week
I
1
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Minute
Dec. 2
50
18%
129'/a
Sales tor
Friday
Dec. 1
30 %
94%
PRICES
SALE
Thursday
9
9%
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38%
HIGH
Nov. 30
47%
47
95
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Ontario
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AND
Wednesday
50
51%
-
Name
Ry.
Marie—No
S
& S
& Mfg—
Minnesota Power & Light
14
16% Jan
July 12
&
Paul
Mining
35 Vb Oct
31% Dec
common
preferred
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8%
!
30
1
1.50
1
Midland-Ross
Minneapolis
28
- >
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Enterprises Ihc
Sep 28
9
16
Inc
'
1
5
100
10
30
40% Nov
Utilities
South
60
31% Apr
83
92%
78%
81%
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc—No par
88
39% Jan
*82
*91
78%
*80%
*93%
25
Co
98
33
41'A
41% Nov
Machine
87
68
39 %
18
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
12
28
47%
4
74% Not
Dec
9 Vb
47 Vb
23
75% NOT 30
84
8%
5
18 Mi Feb
70 Ms Jan
Mesta
Nov. 29
12.50
3
74% Jan
1
llarlf
Tuesday
Nov, 28
Par
24% Jun
July
88% Apr 19
74% Dec 22
Monday
STOCK
YORK
NEW
Highest
45% Oct 25
22% Feb 29
18
27% Jun
Lowest
Hifhsot
63% Jan
LOW
STOCKS
Buft (or
Lowest
-
39,800
"
'
2,700
-
29% Aug 31
21% Jan
25
31% Aug 16
27% Aug 28
25
Feb
24
57% Sep
37
Oct
10
37% Oct
36% Jan
21% Mar
8
38% Nov
25
40% Feb
3
53% Dec 23
25% Oct 24
53% Jan
4
12% Oct
27
24% Feb 24
Montana
10
7
22
8ep 21
Power
14
20% Oct
2
9
24
Dec
22
32
43%
Jan~~2
25% Sep
23
7
47% Jan
19
24
98
11
Jan20
14% Jan
28
Oct
27
23% Jan
12% Nov
Feb
16
29
60% Oct
25% Sep
10% Sep
26% Sep
29
28%
29
;
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29%
29%
29%
33%
33%
32%
33
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33%
32%
33%
33
33
(when issued)—1,000 lire
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34
7
May 31
2
28% Jan
22
21
21
53% Mar
Sep
18
4
Dec
28
17% Oct 25
19
Sep
Oil
Montgomery
Morrell
Motor
M
Ward
Wheel
32%
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34
100
38
38%
38 Vb
38 %
38%
38%
38 %
38%
24,200
27%
28 %
27 V
27%
26%
27%
26%
27%
26%
27
61,100
12
11%
11%
10
32
34
Lines
3
Corp_
Brass
Munsingwear
4
29% Sep
12
Murray
19% July 10
12% Feb
1
66% Jun
17
NAFI
Corp
18
12
16
17
Natco
CorpZZI—ZZZ-
1
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Co
(G
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C)__
of
11%
11%
11 'A
2,300
33
33%
34%
28,300
68 %
70%
70%
71%
13,500
74%
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73%
12 Vb
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11%
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11%
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16%
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16%
16
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21
20%
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54,400
2,100
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19
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18%
18%
17%
18
18%
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48%
48%
48%
48%
48%
47%
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48
48
1,100
28 %
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
27%
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26%
12%
45%
10
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31%
71%
28
1
America
11%
32 %
70
15
5
14
11%
31 Vb
11%
1
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47% Nov
24% NOT
Aug
11%
31
21%
..
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;
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32
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73%
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51 %
8,400
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38%
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34
32%
38%
par
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&
31% July 24
22
7,000
/
32%
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L
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par
1,000
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Motorola
29
28%
shares
Stamped
Monterey
No
Mining & Chemical—
American
12
Co,.
lire
Montecatini
20% Jan
28%
12%
28Vb
12%
43%
32%
12%
29%
32%
30%
32%
32%
34
18
18%
2,700
*
N
13% Not
•
12% NOT
10
50% Sep
16% Dec
24% Sep 21
49% Jan 15
OcF 13
54% Jan
4
National
Acme
Dec
1
17% Jan
4
National
25% Apr
25
32% Aug 22
National
Aviation
77% Nov
National
Biscuit
6
49% Mar 21
30
164% Apr
10
80
2o-A Jun
12
46% Feb
2
143% Jan 12
8
July 18
3
14% Jan 12
25
Jun
Nov
49% Oct
26
15
20% Nov
28
35% Deo
109
24% Dec
2
6
83% Nov
18
National
Can
3
National
Cash
31
9
National
City
1
National
35% Jan
104
Jan
89
Apr 29
78
Sep
19
144% Jan
5
132% Aug
3
Mar
3
134% Mar 12
120% Jan
Feb
9
10
159
120% Deo
31
22
Natl
11
59
19
11
10
Register
Lines
pfd series of 1951—100
National
Fuel
4
National
Gypsum Co common
Oct
10
4
9
98
Aug
19
132% Sep
17% Oct
19
22 % Nov
22
Aug 28
25
Oct
31
43
Jan
6
25% Oct
12
40
Jan
14
$4.50
Gas
Co_
Lead
preferred B_
Service
100
44
37 % Dec
3
38% Dec
74% Jan
7
98% Jan
4
National
Steel
15
98% Aug
6
40% Mar 13
68
23% Dec
16% Oct
31
28 Vb Jan
8
National
17% Sep
22
24% Mar 25
20% Jan
9% Jun
10
14% NOT
13% Jan
7
24
5% Nov 24
22 % Dec
Jan
9
12
36% Jan
2
71 'A Dec
28
19% Jan
27% Nov
2
12
74% Dec
15
Feb
14% Oct
28
4
National
4% Oct
31
13
Jan
4
National
Theatres
18% Oct
25
29% Jun
10
National
4% July 22
7% Jan
15
Natonas
27% Jun
29
Nautec
5
'
18
Nov
29
26
10
Dec
1
14% Mar
37% Apr 13
43% Feb 26
24
Nov
1
34% May 24
36% Oct 24
40% July 11
82% Mar
71
79% Aug 19
21% Jan
2
19
22
86% Apr 30
107% Mar 11
Jan
21
19% Jan
4
75% Jan
8
55
Dec
16
49% Mar 13
23% Jan
27
34% Oct 29
May 6
33% May 11
23% May 11
33% Oct
15
25% Feb
9
29% Sep
22
6
36% May 22
Nov
29
29% Mar
8
22% Aug
85
4
2
Aug 30
79% Jan
6
47'A Aug 22
32% Jan
7
31% Jan-
39% Jun
6
13
Co
Bros
3%%
Fibre
Inc_.
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New
York
New
Y
N
N
Central7-I'
Brake
Y
New
Haven
6% Jan
6
No
5
Preferred
24% Dec
29
38% Feb 17
Oct
24
27% Jan
11
25% Dec
11
27% Not
14
71% Dec
29
33% Dec
15
65
Sep 18
69
Dec
23
74
Dec
73% Apr
77% Apr
21
79% Oct 29
100% Oct
91 1
Sep
-r% Sep
34
85% Mar
«
88% Apr
1
13
3
3
Mar 23
20
108
17
102% Feb 26
16
Jun
17
84% Jan
29
20% Nov
25
11% Dec
4
23% Aug 23
44% July 2
108
Dec
33% Mar 15
65% Jan
14
69% Mar
74% Jan
80
7
-
4
Jan
IS
•9% Feb
2
92% Jan 20
18% May15
26% Sep 29
22
90% Oct
25
23% Mar 10
20% Jan
19
12% Dec
17
30% Sep
23
52%
Mar" 18
11% Mar
4
17% Dec
2
29% May
14
36
73
27
63% July 15
Jun
24
5
28
35% Jan
108
Feb
Sep
21
113% Mar
100% Oct
28
103
102
Not
9
102% Sep
7
Shipbuilding Corp
Y
State
22
-
Jan
15
0
32% Sep
6
107% Aug 24
112
6
103% Jan
4
101% Jan
13
Adjustment
Sep
8
109% Aug 17
preferred!
American
American
Car
5%%
Natural
Gas Co—
preferred
preferred
preferred
5.80%
5.60%
57% May 2a
35% Oct 25
48
32% Jan 25
28
67% Jan
5
78% Dec 29
88% Mar 23
76
8
29% Aug 26
76% Sep
7
87% Sep 14
Common
Dec
25% Apr 20
77% Mar 17
$4.10
preferred series
86
preferred series
79
39% Dec
For
17
footnotes,
40% Dec
22
see page 26.
45% Nov
31
31% Jan
4
4
31% Jan
4
Nov
17% Sep 27
17% Sep 20
22% May
59
Jun
28
2
27
148'A
320
127
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21'A
77
21%
21%
25%
25 %
25%
30
29 %
29%
78
78%
78%
6,200
19
19%
191/4
19%
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:
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126%
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25
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4
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Volume 192
Number 6009
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK
RECORD
Ian*e far Prerloma
STOCKS
Tear 1909
Lowest
Lowest
Highest
Highest
AND
NEW YORK
8TOCK
EXCHANGE
Range Since Jan. 1
Monday
Par
Tuesday
Nov. 29
Nov. 28
HIGH SALB PRICES
Wednesday
Sales for
Thurgrfav
DtZ
Nov. 30
Friday
the Week
Deo. 2
Shares
l
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31% May 17
38% Sep
94% Sep
83
Dec
31
85% Jan
16
84
74
Dec
29
85
12
75% Jan
82
96
873/4 Dec
86
15
100
34Va Nov 13
16
Dec
80
Sep 25
29
16
86
18
9
Jan
89
Feb
5
30 y8 Jun
Jan
Jan
16
16% Sep
2
16
24% May 10
37% Aug
4
15 y« Nov
12
61 V\ Feb
10
79% Feb
9
1043/4 Dec
31
973/4 Jan
27
110 ya Dec
9
263/4 Nov
13
85
16% May
24
Dec
38% Apr 28
99% Feb' 4
23yaOct
Jan
9% Sep 23
16% Nov 16
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14 % May 14
11
233/4 Jan
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18
23% Feb
Jun
15% Jan
22
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5
58% Jun
9
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16
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56 J/4 Jan
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24
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12
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26
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14
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12
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11
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29
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11
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13
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5
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7
45
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5
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8
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30
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2
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30
92
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27
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20
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11
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21
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28
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7
6
93
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71
Apr
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9
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23
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49
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9
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2
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8
91
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6
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8
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28
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32
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5
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3
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Dec
3
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28
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16
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83
Dec
89
Mar
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145
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42
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Dec
86
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16
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5
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119
132
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8
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4
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28
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46%
45%
45%
*45%
41 y«
41%
40 Va
41
27%
28
273/4
28 y2
27 ya
28%
27%
28%
1
5,100
38
26%
•<
20
52
35 Ya
20
*23%
88%
5iy4
37%
23%
46%
15%
46
403/4
27.
,
3,500
10,900
2,400
140
42 ya
12.000
277/a
16,200
1,400
4,000
30%
31%
30%
30%
x30
30 y4
29%
29%
30
30
27
273/a
963/4
26%
27
27
27 Va
26%
27%
27
27%
96%
953/4
96
953/4
953/4
95%
953/4
953/4
903/4
953/4
91%
91 Va
91 Ve
91%
91%
91%
10
91%
270
ll'/s
llVa
11%
11%
11%
11%
113/4
323/a
65,200
32%
64%
11%
31 Ya
91%
11Y4
91%
11%
31%
31%
313/a
313/a
1,800
63
633^
63 3/a
38%
5,700
44%
18,100
38%
13,000
64
X32,
32
31 Ya
63%
64
63
633/4
w
63%
-
240
38%
38%
38 y2
38%
38%
38 y4
44%
44%
44%
45
44Ya
45Ya
44
44%
35%
37
34%
353/8
34%
353^
34%
35
.*94l/a
96
94%
*94 ya
96
95
95
96
30
15%
15 Va
15%
15,,
15%
143/4
15
2,400
51%
51%
51%
49%
503/4
49%
51
3,700
—No par
100
•
-1
15 y4
53
xl5
51%
3%
,/ 3Y8
'.-'29%* '30%
3 ya.
-3%
.45%
.
22
*21%
98%
80
,
—100
51%
98
-
81
*80
90%
*89
100
98%
*89 '
100
.
'-*•*32:
50c
30
100
*63
753/4
*783/4
793/4
-
-
-.100
X50
V *21%
22
21%
21%
99
99
*98%
99
80
80
•80
81
80
80
90
89%
893/4
89%
893/4
90
810
v,
*99,
-
37 y8
17%
14%
*125%
127
xl93/4
113/8
61
163/4
32%
17%
63
*62%
63%
62
62 ya
190
75
76%
'74%
75%
75%
763/4
12,200
82;%
81%
82%
•81%
77%
53%
52%
77%
'52%
15
153/a
41 Ya
15%
41%
41
10%
*92
51%
37%
377/e
.17%
17 Ya
114
*89%
r. 29%
100
,iio
.137%
r
preferred———*..
.*25
preferred—**.—
*—*25
preferred—*
*———100
common
52%
36%
37%
17 Y4
36%
37
;
9,700
14,300
173/,
17%
4,100
83
•82
83
•82
83
?79 %
83
79
79
"14%
13%
14
13%
14
133/4
133/4
*125%
127
20%
19%
20
68 3/8
66%
673/a,
•125% 127
*126
12%'
ll®/a
113/a
10%
10%
*114
523/4
/
10%
•
66%
67%
.673/4
92
18%
*114
293/a
137%, 138 3/4.
413/a
41 Ya
65%
28%
28%
28%'
81%
,
82%;
.81
;
*83%
85
,
101%
89%
22%
/■ *21%
20%
20%
"113% 113%
/
,
•
"
*
"
*
83/4
114'/a
8 Ya
*85 /
31% .32%
32.
33
.
Va
32%
*69 y«
,
*21 Va
♦20
,
86%
" 83/a
V *85
'.
69a/4 ">0 '
/ *213/4 - 221/4/
*20 / 21 VA
115 -'
31 Yb \32
;
33%
*
;
*113
*.85
31
'
31%, 2i%1
33 Va
333/4'
'
■
.
65
;
Ya
23%
10,800
32,500
2,200
18%
18%
89%
30
29%
29%
135
11,300
9,400
3,600
29%
f
136%
134
.
59%
58
58%
40%
41%
41
41%
28%
•28
28%
1,000
82%
T
82%
85
*86
87%
16,300
,
*
*83
87%
•101%
■-45%
.
90
84 y4
*86
.
45%
30
200
103
45%
■r
5,500
*69%
'
:
/
.
70%
69%
70%
60
21%
21%
•21%
*20%
;
21%
•20%
21Y4
2iy8
.400
*112
;
8%
*85
31%
'
;
•113
116
8%
-:
.
.
82%
■
.
86%
32
,
;
8%
85
"•
-3i7/a
100
:
116
r
8%
■
85
31%"
31%
31%
31%
31%
33 Va
32%
32%
32%
33
200
5,400
30
32
31 Va
32%
'
1,600
89%
45"
,
8Ya
32 "
65
22%
*101% 102%
t
22 %
21%
86 %
450
18
*83%
-;:
116
83/a
8%
-86%
-
,
140
2,800
*
90
225% 228 ya
225%
*80
45%
70%
'
.
51%
59
87%
" 45 "
lis
28%
'v
\ *101% 102%
-
100
90
,135
..
85
*86
-87 %
100%, 101%
44.y4 ' 45
'
'453/a
71
•70
5
"87%-
.
*83%
-50%
'
17%
29 y4
,
28ya
8i%
*81%
,
.
*89%
1 •'
.
41%
t
52
22% '22%
29 ya
29
136%. 138
59Ya
59 Ya'.
593/4
115
115%
91%
65%
X221
183/4..
59
9Y4
9%
51%
893/4
41 Va
'
.
60
90
23
*89%
*29%
/
2,000
..
231 Ya
18%
89%
,
200
9%
66%,
22 3/a,
226 V*
18%
29%
113/4
603/4
60
53 y4
,
66%
23 3/a
235
11%
•59%
9%
115%
53
♦90
89%'
139
"•
11,100
11%
60
"
.-
16,900
61%
60 v
.
10%
*114
.
53
232
*
85
.44%
8,500
64 Ya
11%
61
,92
22%.
f
90
J 101%'
20
18Y4
64%
20
*59%
61%
*60%
93/a
115%
.
52%
*90
68
<
"
•';
127
18%
18y4
64
113/4
*59%
61%
88%
300
2,800
v
82
:*85%
523/4
80
*60%'
'
.
8,500
94
'
.
*83
42%
•92
53
17%
193/4
593/4
593/4
"41"// '"41%
81%
15»/4
42
15
94
80
^60
::r: 28 k *28%
15
1,140
35,100
.40,100
53%
52%
,
67
91
67%
17 Ya
30
'78%
*82
82
62
223/4
23%
2333/4 239 y4
18%
18%
38
17Ya
78
42%
•
16,800
43,300
82
125% 125 y4
-
68%
12
114
52%
*90
52.
373/a
.
15
41%
•92
94
51%
83%
,
13%
"
_io
94
61
*60 y4
90
32
17%
77%
503/8
,2.0
67:3/4
101
32%
533/4
•82
*99
350
63
15
14%
600
99
16%
52Ya
*80
•981/4
31%
77%
83%
•21%
;
17 Ya
79%
82
4,600
333/a
,53%
♦80
14,900
5iy8
213/4
17
*81%
403/4
17%
46%
50%
101
82%
*92
38
'
*99
101
453/4
•
33
.
63
;
89%
763/4
•82
50
51
17 Va
79%
52%
2,700
32,500
46%
33%
.
52
153/4
3%
30'/a
100
50%
753/4
94
29Ya
'45%
/ 101
63
,42
.
•97%
513%
"
common*—-*!
Co
153/4
40%
*92
3
29%
463/4
*81%,
5?% .533/4
-■
3
29%
*97% 100
45 Ya
.
893/4
17%
81%
5
•95,
300
81
32
63%
76%
81%
100
:
,—*—100
35%
i50%
"
18
•373/4
44>/4
98
,
*99
34
.
17%
3
38%
3
3%
293/4
*97%
^
—
*37%
22
98 '
99%. 100
_1_I00
3%
29%
303/a
*96% 100
453/a: 46%
51%
513/4
21%
.
463/a
51%
-
;———100
-
94%
15%
52
.
$4.75 preferred——
...No par
Puget Sound Power A Light Col-10
:Pullman IncT
*^.—
No par
Pure Oil—
;
6 '
4
•
16%
46.
13
/
;
13
17%
45Ya
I
42%
'i
'37% Aug 30
37% Jun 24
17,900
13 y4
i7yB
413/4
(conv) —100
Publicker Industries Inc
,
13%
13
17%
*45%
No par
(H K)~
sink. fund preference.
.
7,400
207/e
13Y4
45 VB
5.05%
preferred-—
—100
Public; Serv Co of Indiana
No par
3% % preferred—**inn
,
20%
13%
237/s
40
4,000
203/4
17%'
1%
142
20 y,
,
43%
preferred—*——100
/ 4.30 %' preferred———-100
4.32%
-4.16%
20
22 % Mar 22
8,300
,
5%
13
15%
4.18%
;
28»/4
♦141%
45'/a
$1.40 -div preference com—No par
4.08% ' preferred-*.*-.——100
12
86
Aug 30
,87%'Aug ,17
90
Sep
7
1053^4 Aug-19
.49%, Aug 19
74% Sep 13
9,400
5,300
42%
Propter & Gamble,
__2
Public Service Co of Colorado——10
Public. Serv Elec & Gas com.No par
293/4 Sep
503/4i
28
100
Potomac Electric Power cn
:
66 ya Aug 26
41% Aug 23
:
Feb 25
29% Feb
16
5 % %,
28
7% Sep. 29
81
30% Oct 10
34% Nov 16
11
Aug 16
139'Nov
11
5
92
98
Sep 22*
40% Sep 21
65
1
8
91% Mar 20
5
31
1
58% Jan.
4
267/a Dec
Feb
81% Feb
,27
43% Apr
33% Mar
17
353/4 pec
95% Jan
12
683/4
50%
5%
17%
35 ya
3,200
.67 %
..
5%
13 %
1%
50«/4
5%
Porter Co Inc
96
14
50Y4
5Ys
203/4
1,300
213/4
1
.
50
——
Poor
140 ya
140 y4
5%
20%
1,800
5,500
15 y4
50
28%. 28%
140% 140%
26 Ya
$3.50 convertible preferred-.
_75
Plough Inc..;
,.2.50
.Plymouth OH Co*—-———
*_5
Polaroid
Corp..
.1
261% Aug 22
25% Jan
5
I
i
143/4
13%
•20
68%
50%,
28 y»
4
50 Ya
.27 Ya
53
;
17
253/4 Nov
8
15% May 10
163% Feb
1
188% Dec 22
140%
50 ya
28 3,8
24
common
(The)
503/4
140
15
50
67%
8,600
91
13%
21Y4
49%
26 y8
series preferred—
Pittston Co
67: Y4
24
Pittsburgh Metallurgical Inc
*1.25
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
***10
/Pittsburgh Steel Co common.;
.10
/
5% preferred class A
100
5%% 1st series prior pfd——100
Pittsburgh Ac West Virginia—100
Pittsburgh Young & Ash pfd—100
12
59
50%
1%
193/4
,
,
50
l 67
23%
Pittsburgh Ft Wayne & Ohio Ry—
7% guaranteed preferred——100
Aug 31
38% Jan
125
9
34% Mar 31
96% Jan
Jan
2
2
17% Nov 17
9
,
8
Dec
July 23
Feb
4
Aug
124% Jan
28% Jan 28
82% Jan 29
68
25% Jan
88
1
133/4 Dec
79
91% Mar 19
193/a May
17% Dec
22 /
,
1,400
26
*14%
.
14%,
35
Phillips Petroleum——
*_5
Phillips-Van Heusen Corp—
_1
Pillsbury Co common—*
.No par
$4 preferred—*——
_No par
Piper Aircraft Corp—
1
Pitney-Bowes; InC-*—
—_2
Pittsburgh Coke Se Chem Co com_10
15 convertible preferred*—No par
$4.80 preferred (conv)—No Oar
Pittsburgh Forgings Co
j,
—1
42% Dec
1
97
Aug
2
73
Sep
1
43% Jun 20
*20
-
89%
114%
33 %c
preferred,—
3.90%
53% Nov 21
18% Sep
6
29
4
16% Dec
1
49% Aug 27
13% Apr
36% Dec
90
4%
,13%
♦2Q
4,500
6,700
25%
14%
13%
14%
52%
Co
preferred-—
Philip Morris Inc
Aug 12
80% Aug 29
14%:
'
,
91
14%
t
750
16
112%
91
143/a
.
1,400
883/4
13%
*23 y4
3%.%J preferred series A—
763/4 Nov 29
89
38%
5
.
Mar 29
,
14 y4
53%
preferred-————
Phila & Reading Corp (NY)
Philco Corp common
Jan
95%
883/4
preference com—No par
preferred-;
preferred
4.30%
4.68%
IS'/,
93%
91
27Yb
—^
preferred
conv
15%
*15
16
13 ya
50%,
27%
213/4
X54
(Chas) ,& Co Inc com_-33y3C
3.80%
15%
94%.
46'/a
Coke——25
Qo common—.
4.40%
85
54
41
|1
-
91
53
Corp--——12.50
Phila Electric; Co common
No par
38% Apr
62
12
Dec
1
Eastern Ry
2nd
21,800
112% 112%
25Y,
26%
26%
26%
PhelpsrDodge
Aug 16
Aug 29
99% Sep' 2
833/4 Sep
96
Sep
10i:' Sep
56 y4 May 12
/
7
4%
53
104% Jan 26
15
Pfizer
9
6
23
13
65
11% Jan
Mar
57% Jan
26,400
22%
17%
Pfaudler Permutit Inc—
——10
Pfeiffer Brewing Co—2.—2;——5
38% Jun 23
IOO
8
22% Jan 26
17
,
3
43% Mar
54%
12
■
96% Jun
5
36 ye
53%
22%
86%
543/4
4%% preferred
—;
Petroleum Corp of America
25
5Ya Jan 21
263/aMar 14
Mar 30
85
93
20
57
23
87% Dec
4
Oct
70 % Mar
-
9
Oct
3
&
7
16% Jan 11
35%
23%
_100
Pet Milk
54% Nov
35%
-54%
15 y.
27%
.
95 % Mar
7
16
2,000
100
2
13% May 17
Nov
&
Light
36,600
15%
-3
38% Dec
*•
47
~3%
Peoria
17
Gas
383/4
15%
93%
27%
-
Pepsi-Cola Co—
37% Nov 15
31
141%
5
Pennsylvania RR
Peoples Drug Stores Inc—
5
38%
16
50%
67% -68%
5%, '■'5%,
20%
30%
39
*15,
533/4
series preferred-
5
55% Mar 20
Mar 23
3,800
2,400
500
87%
30%
-.1
dorp ,j
Penn Power 8c Light com_
20
74
•86%
53%
_l
Chemicals Dorp
17
39% Dec
87%
30%
11,100
35%
,—3.50
.
Penna .Glass Sand
27
.
*140 y4
V
25
preferred—
15 Va Nov
Jan
16%
*14%
50%
51%
.5
common-
40 Va Nov
Jan
34%
16%
13 Ya
,
80
343/4
,
14%
22 %
*20
283/a
1
prior preferred—
conv
Pennsalt
303/4 Mar 31
18
&
4.68%
973/4 Aug 24
943/4 Aug 31
Jan
conv
Enterprises
Penney (J C) »Co—
7
89
85% Jan
&
Cement Corp
Penn Fruit Co Inc common
4
25%.Jan 27
29%' May 5
102% Apr
8
98% Apr 20
5%'
9
7
35
Mines
Peabody Coal
2
17
22% July 25
27% Oct 28
6
18
Patino
Mar 16
Sep
Sep
51
♦90
22%
1127/B
91
60
90
..
370
34%
873/4
253/4,
91
14% ,,143/4
67%
28 y4
.26%
14%
50
66%
—
12% Feb
'
50
.86%
112
111
.
:'i3%;,
213/4'
Parke
4
15
13 y8
.
*20%
4% preferred.;
_ioo
Paramount Pictures Corp
-1
Davis & Co——;
No par'
Parker Rust Proof Co——;
2.50
Parmalee TransportationNo par
7
67% Sep " 1
15
29
36% Mar 15
111
l43/8
No par
—
873/4
280
16%
1
87
92%
*86 %
;
94
91
-
6
16
94
26
25
LightingCorp—/i—No
*15
96
92%
35
15%
16
91%
15
Pacific Tin Consolidated
Corp—il.
Packard-Bell Electronics
50c
Pan American Sulphur-—-_70cT
Pan Amer World Airways' Inc—1
Panhandle East Pipe Line-
4
92%
9,000
35%
23%
15 y«"
95
.26%
13 r
%
15%.
*15
112
'
*i4y8
5%
23
15%.
25
Amer Fisheries Inc
-_5
Pacific Cement Jc Aggregates Inc-5
Pacific Coast Co.; common——-1
Gas
15%
16
*90
Pacific
9
7% Jan
39 ya Apr
65 Va Mar 20
1"12
_No par
———
.
237/a
".95% r 96%
f, 863/4 68 V*
: 4%
preferred———2—-22—100
Oxford Paper. Co common—15
$5
55%
79
16%
35%
'
16%.
*15
90
79
34%
3i%
55 y4
Elevator—
34%
883/4
91%
353/8
16 y8
36
Pacific :Telep & Teleg com—-14 2/7
6% preferred
:-2—
—-100
145
35
.
90
34 y8
79%
15%
35%
16%
Outlet
34%
89%
3oy*
38%
Pacific,
163/a Apr 28
507/a Mar 13
23
42% Sep
Jun
30%
53% Sep 16
40
49% July 30
31% July 24
9
30%
90
35%
40%
-6
173/4 July
23% Jan
Sep 21
30%
32% Jan 28
39
2
42
30%
8
4% Oct 26
13
36% Feb
16%
88;
26 % Mar 10
19% Oct 25
59% Jan
*86%
90
353/8
.
Pacific
130% Feb 23
25
*16%
87%
71% Sep
May 11
46% Nov 24
35% Apr
Jun
163/4
*86%
Preferred—25
Pacific Finance Corp-—*
—10
46 ®/4 JMar
20
203/a Nov 17
343/4
*16%
60
3
43
34%
16%
88
a
22% May 2
60% Jan 11
1443/4 Apr 24
6% Jan 29
22.
3
343/4
5
91%
35%
18% May 11
12
4% Sep
30
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Monday, December 5, 1860
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(2240)
RECORD
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for Previous
NEW
1
Highest
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Ye*r 1969
Lowest
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Lowest
LOW
STOCKS
AND
Tuesday
Wednesday
Nov. 28
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Monday
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
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Friday
the Week
Dec. 2
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9
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8
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29
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2
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15
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29
24
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26
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28
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22
17
Oct
9
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1
12% Nov
22
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6
12
Jan
5
28
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15% Nov
1
28% Jan
18
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24
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16
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8
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2
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55
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25
20
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2
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17
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2
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24
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21
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37% Sep
42% Jan
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8
78% Jan
8
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31
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12
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Dec
30
4
4
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17
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81
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6
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16
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24
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2
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3
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2
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11 Va
*.
8Y4
16 Ya
700
8%
8%
74 Va
Ya
31 %
31 y4
:55Va
54%
lOYa-
83/4
3,600
18.800
'
•
55 Ya
'
14 Ya
13 Ya
'86%
.
,
5%
*14Ya
;15 y4
31 Ya
*14Ya
j
12
,
133/4
'
22 Ya
'
25,400
21 Yi
36%
34
22Ya
...
4,500
7 3/8
13 Ya
-
23
-
230
29 3/a
7 va
21Ya
8534
5Y4
33 Ya
34 y4
.
22%
•
400
13
8%
70%
*70
5Ya
5 Y4
5Ya
33
(Del)—No par
———————5
29
i
6,100
:
26,300
93
*91
.
14 y4
16%
'
Spalding (A G) & Bros Inc
Spartans Industries
Square D Co_:
32%
22
86
16 Ya
.T
70 34
*70
:
-
74
■/
*84
.
16%
16 Va
703A
31 Ya
•86
->84
r
85
*74
74 Y2
•*.74
75
'
Railway common—No par
non-cum
preferred
,20
Southwestern
32%
7%
47 Ya
'.*/
87 %
85%
87
86 Ya
,
3,400
15Ya
69%
29Ya;
8%
9
8Y4
9 y4
;
'i
8%
8Y4
?
.
33
15 3,8
69Y4
12%
22%
22
370
7,700
-
21%
12Ya
*12%
13
8T-a"
.
38%
Mobile & Ohio stock tr ctfs
33
r
93
14
48%
143/a
30
33 y4
7%
14%
14
36%
22%. -23-'
15 ¥t
*l4Ya
Southern
28
18 Ya Sep
16
19
29 Ya
15 Ya
14,300
86 Yi
260
71.
29
7 Ya
36 Ya
9Ya
,
37 Yi
85 Ya
32%
*91
29 v*
7%
483/4
36
-7.50
Co
.
93
29
y4
53/a
__5
Gas
32%
153%
,
•
*91
93
7Ya
46 Ya
48 Ya
'37Ya
32%
—25
Natural
'
4
-.
32%
8Ya
163/a
Indiana Gas & Elec.No par
Southern
r>'/•'■;
36 Ya
29 Ya
34
8%
8Ya ".
'
5,000
43,900
.
*220
29 v*
33
22 Ya
86%
•'
....
86 y4 -V
*693%
22 Ya
*74
Southeastern Public Service Co__10c
40 Ya
'
15Ya
23 y4
86 '
~
1,200
20%
iY
,'
■ ■
260
72
*12%
9
-
21 Va' *
21
37 Ya
85 Ya
*14
—
Edison
f
*220
32 Ya
15%
34 Ya
7Ya
8
r.,
-
■
,36%
86%
260
12%
37%
-
193/4
'<•
21%
•
1
,v
29 Ya
29 y4. ■29 Ya
—
Co—
-20
20%
37
*693/4
.72
*91%
47 Ya
—50
South Jersey Gas Co
Z.50
South Puerto Rico Sugar com——5
8%
preferred
-25
California
4
3,200
14 Ya
83/4
preferred
Southern
24,300
15 Ya
22 Ya
Platinum—
Southern
13
"
E & G Co com—4.50
Southern
Sep 28
10
19% Jan
5%
12Ya
12%
133/4
—5
13
16
24% Oct
2
Amer Gold <fc
South Carolina
Inc
Inc—
Co
50 Ya July 18
38 Ya Aug 31
23% Jun
60% Jan
footnotes,
67
Sep
Sep
4
16% Deo 30
For
17
14 Ya
21% Jan
48% Nov 17
a
7
S9Y« Jan 12
31% Nov 16
to
30
South
Marchant
13
37
12 Ya
,
——15
4Ya Jun
34
Smith-Corona
4
200
15 Ya
-
110
34 Ya Jun
22
Oct
29 Ya
—5
No par
46% Jan
9
Corp—
Smith Kline & French Labs
20
3
9% Mar
(AO)
Smith-Douglass
18 Ya Feb
2
Jan
Smith
15
25
35% Mar
63%
Sep 10
11
28 Ye Mar 23
41% Sep
Apri
53 Ya Jan
32% Jan
34
16% Jim
92
29 Ya
25
64% Jun
8% May 18
Apr 20
ii% Jun" 19
"i%
33%
_20
11
12 Ya Nov
»%
34 Ya
5
—
Singer Manufacturing Co
Skelly Oil Co
87,000
12 Ya
32 Ya
32 y4
33
1
Sinclair Oil Corp
32 Ya
36 Ya
29 y4
29 Ya
*69%
__1
Co
32
15 Va
86 y4
15% *15%
15Ya,
71 Ya
_50c
11 Ya Oct
27 Ya Aug 21
15
4
Jan
Pattern
800
32 y4
12*3/4
20 Ya 1
•'*220
260
X32
33
33
._1!-
38% Oct
38% Nov 13
Dee
2
4
62 Ya July 18
55
Simplicity
17 Yi
37 Ya
363/4
-86Y4
x703/4
18 Ya
No par
Steel
&
7,200
17
17 va
15
}<
29%
403A
20% Oct 24
62% Feb 25
34% Nov 25
1
Saw
12
17
17 Va
■
86 V4
40 y4
5
84% Dee 15
Feb 24
30% Nov 13
31
Nov
Simonds
113/4
17
12 3
,20
:
-
36 Ya
xl5%
No par
Co
12
37
-
v.
23 y4
7
36
4
23
55 Ya Jan
82% Jan 26
Deo
Simmons
22,600
12%
36 Ya
.
T
*220
-22Y4
Signode Steel Strapping Co
37
30% Jun
18
1
4
18
i.
29 Ya
x29 Ya
_1
0
173/4
37 V*
12 Ya
12 Ya
12%
36 Y4
260
2iy8
Corp of America
510
90%
12 3
17%
36%
22 3%
Corp
7,200
630
*88 v*
31 Ya
173/V
17 Ya
gi:
41 Ya
—:
Jan
2
Jun
Corp__
2,800
626
633 (
630
18 %
86 y4
X86Y4
shares ordinary
Mfg
7,660
22 Ya
27%
'
636
632
17^4
37
*220
~
31 Ya Sep
74% Apr 14
64
July 23
67% Apr
York
5,800
453'a
21%
22 Ye
28%
11%
h ; t;
1
94 Ya Jan
54
47
38% Nov 24
8% De« 10
39% Deo 16
Jun
26% Mar 24
30
9
31
Sep 26
53 Ya Oct
84% Jan 22
13% Sep
9
83% Feb 16
45
Jun
4
24
New
Sheller
7,100
45
27 Ya
,
•
15% Sep 29
15% Sep 12
30
3%
36 Yi
40 Ya
1
18 Ya
-
,
Nov 16
Jun
9
4,600
27
45
443i
18%
)
No par
Shell Transp & Tr—
Ya
36 va.
„
18Ya
15 Ya
11 Ye
Co
Oil
5,700
36
*37 Ya
22
15
No par
l
40
,.
•
>. 20Ya
%• • 2 Y4
x36Ya
2.50
:
36 Ya
*38
9,900
2,900
'
3Ya
,
x36 Va
45
443/4
3Ya
"V'3%;
.
17,100
74 34
36 Ya
3%
400
-15,500
25 Ya
87
40 Ya
;
..
"
12 %.
36
15 Ya
X10Y4
Gas—
&
Corp
(Frank G)
13/a
25 .'
37
15,200
-87Yi
87%
25%
3 Ya
2.600
.
,13 Ya
72 va
■-
86 Y*
25Va
•
90 Ya
.
.
1%
74
■
84 Yi
12 Ya
<
88%
13
--
1
Oil
Steel
Shattuck
*83%
84
75
1,100;
91%
*88%
14
x54Y4
Shahmoon Industries Inc
91
1%
17 Ya
337/a
12%
No par
—,
91%
13%
..
33,800
" 115 Ya
89 Ya
•
33 Ya
_1
——
114
91
•
*16%
•
-18
—1
Co
&
Servel Inc common
27,700
V
467/8;
,
Y
116
*88 Ya
,
-•
17 Y4
17 Ya
5
8eiberling Rubber Co—i
17% Dec
26,800
40
71
17%
-
.
11%,
11%
*17
—3
50% Nov
58,700
40 Yi
40 Va
39 Ye
90 Ya
17 Ya
;_5
Sealright-Oswego Falls Corp
72 Ya
713/a
*88 Ya
'
C—
Corp—:.
5,100
39 Ya
36 y4
635
"632
""
-
90 Ya
17 Ya
L
Seaboard Finance Co
18% Sep
5
May 17
37 Ya
40 Ya
28%,
27%
*88 Ya
_1
20
10% Mar 11
40% May 25
600:
"51%
08
22 Ya
22
♦70
4
Nov 19
Jan
2
Oct
1
Jan
5
Jan
6
Jan 20
Nov
6
Sep 21
Oct
0
May 7
Sep 21
Deo 11
>
14%
50 va
Ya
♦38 Ya
45%
44%
638Ya
637
-100
13
6% NOV
15,800
*i4ya
.•
253/4
3Ya
37 Ya
40 Ya.
22 y4,
28 Ya
1—
31% Nov
14,200
'
'
,"v 37 Ya
14Ye„
86 Ya
38 Ya
♦37 Ya
■
45 Ya
85
common
preferred
Ya'
40
"
25%
..
*
36 y4-
•
41
,
44Ya
No par
25
—
-10
29
11
36 3/4
88
25 Ya -
37 Ya
37Ya
>
22.
No par
—No par
preferred
preferred
57
lOYa
11
403/4
'74
86 Ya•
-
3Y2":..
3%
*38%
Paper Co common:
:$3.40
19
*553/4
> 28%
28 Ya
lOYa
37Ya
l3/a
70Ya
74"-
38
37
.
<
1
Inc
4,000
52
13
"
25%
89-.
25 Ya
36 Y4
,
.
_1
,30
common
convertible preferred
5%
800
2,300 ."
»
22%
37%
*83 Ye
■
'
/• 1 Ya
•
■■■»
87 %
5
._100
34% Nov 16
7
13 Ya Nov
12% Mar
99
50%
90Y4
•
78
76 Y4
San
45% Aug 12
12% Oct
7
16%-',
"44
43 Ya
:•
68 Ya
116
117
*83%
25 Ya
12%
18% July 15
31 Ya Sep
4,300
14,500
'"
35 Y4
3
4
5
29% May
2,300
-
11
*15%
'
57
28Va
.
„•
52 Ya
37 Ya
,
69 Ya
Diego Gas & Electric Co__—10
San Diego Imperial Corp
—-1
Sangamo Electric Co—:
-5
Savage Arms Corp—
5
Schenley Industries Inc com—1.40
Convertible preference
35c
34% Dec 31
6% Dec 24
18 Ya
22 Ya
■*553v
•
.14%
143/4-
53%
'38
37 Ya
-—100
series A 5%
2,200
16 Ya
♦10
-
43 Ya
*22
283/4
»14%:, 14%:
.
Joseph Lead Co
Joseph Light & Power
L San Fran Ry Co com—No par
Preferred
1,800
12%
18 Ya
16 Ya
43 Ya
Y
1
11
'
-
11 % -
lOYa
I.66Y3
100
100
10
No par
—
123/4
,16 Ye
-
"'
-5
—No par
2.50
common
preferred
4.30%: conv preferred
11
16
22 Ya
•
28Ya
*55 Ya
-
•
.
29 Ya
s
4%
3,900
20 Ya
12 Ya
"
57.
28 Ya
,,
tip)? -
Safeway
'
*10
I6Y4 :'
>16%
•
44Y4
-n
80
9
12 Ya
'
12%
♦12%
13 Ya
12%
16 Y4
■
84% Nov 24
8Ya
20 Ya
12 Ya
3,700
'
8 Ye'
203/4
.12 Ya
12Ya
y.
19
:.j"
■
32Y4
8Ta
2034
<
21 Ya
21
21 Ya.
12%
-
13 Y4
^1
1
34 Ya
a
9
21%
.
13
-1
1
Co_
2
20% Nov
35 Ya
—
Rubbermaid Inc——;
l0% July
17
40,200
*55%
.'
(Geo D)
16% Oct
Deo
16
23%
Corp—
1
Royal Crown Cola Co—:
il
Royal Dutch Petroleum Co——20 G
Royal McBee Corp
— ul
25
167/a
15 Ya
-1
-1
13 Ya Sep
Oct
16Ya
153/4
'
100
preferred series A—
Aircraft
Roper
16Ya
15Ya
*10
20
21Y2 Jan
8
13
16 Ya,
16%
-5
common—
Co
12
22
Jun
Sep
Haas
17
16
10
Corp
5
14
47% Mar 11
17
Rohm «Sc
Mar 23
Telephone
Rohr
15
3
24% Jan
1
Sep 22
37%
Rochester
12% Apr
9Ya Apr
May 27
12% Dec
'
26 Ya Jan
780
16Ya
16 Ya
& Elec Corp—No par
Rochester Gas
14 Ya May
14% Mar 25
40
A
28
July 26
17%
16 Va
*44 y4
25
preferred
convertible
5%%
27"
24% Mar 12
Aug
Company
25
82
22
Apr
17 y4
16 Ya
♦16%
..
10
2.50
Roan Antelope Copper Mines———
Robertshaw-Fulton Controls com—1
4Ya Jan
55
Oct
30
2
52 Ya July
<
21
Jan
16% Jan
Ritter
400
17 Ya
5s
!
Riegel Paper Corp
4
Jan
60S
34
Jan
42
57 Ya
—1.25
No par
Inc~
Corp
Jun
28
17
Richfield
50
Dec
Nov
18
Richardson-Merrell
25
52
92
Oct 30
16
7
10% Jan
4
24
19
741
8
2 Ya Jan
82 Ya Oct
Oil
57 Ya
—it
Manufacturing Co
Rhodesian Selection Trust
41 Ya Oct
39% July 24
2
39% Jan
461% Jan 29
Rheem
;89Ya Nov
3
38 Ya Oct
14
Dec 22
50% Dec 18
30% July 23
23
4
9
33 Ya Nov
62
33% Jun
2
1
3% July 28
5% Mar 17
35% Feb 16
23
Aug
24
28% Jan 21
59% Dec
19
5
58 y4
r
&
94 Ya Nov
85
23% Oct
16
Dec
37
30
July 15
31%
Jan
•57%'
18 Ye
Copper & Brass
-28% Jan
3
Dec
68 Ya Mar
26
23
57%
13
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco com
5
Preferred 3.60%
series——100
21
iy4 Aug
72
Jan
111
22
27
55 Ya Jan
17
2% Jan
5
30% Dec
Sep
149
110 Ya Oct
65
15
»48
573/a
xl6Ya
"
4
July 24
Nov 24
163
3
4
71 Ya Jan
28
58 v*
/
Inc
50% July
•57%
75,900
"
—
5
1
Chemical Co—2.50
Reynolds Metals Co com
No par
43/i%". preferred series A
50
■. 4Y2%
conv 2nd pfd_
——100
22
63% July 27
54 ya July
17% Sep 21
Oct
23
58 Yi
13
series—100
—* 1
50c
-—10
Republic Steel Corp—„_—
10
11% July 11
10,700
'
preferred 3%%
Conv
49 Ya
56 Yi
54 Ya
"
Republic Aviation Corp—
Republic Corp common—
$1 convertible preferred
31 Ya Aug 29
1,200
40
9
—5
:—5
Reliance Mfg Co common
1
Mar 14
57
12% Jan
48% May 15
Oct
27% Feb
1
70 Ya
40 Ya
21Y4
10
—10
preference
prior
Corp——
Elec & Eng Co——
Reliance
50 Ya Dec
28
76
18
19% Mar 14
•7% Nov 16
47% Jun
Apr
52% Jun
4
68 Ya Jan
21
7
71% Dec 23
Mar
1
693/4
39%
——
Stores
Reliable
70%
413/4
56 Ya
34%
——
& Co—
div
$1.25
■
14% July
5
38% Jan
46% Jan 28
7
30% Jan
116
9
19 Ya Mar 17
43 V8 Dec
11% July
8
Dec
1
81% Sep
11
42
15% Sep
24
Dec
v16
28% Jan
i7y» Sep 22
7% Nov 25
66% Apr
6% Feb
18
17
73
Dec
2
36% July 23
60¥« Mar
5
20% Apr
69%
41
16 Va
Co————No par
-50c
Chemicals i
:
1
(Robt)
57 Ya
70 y4
42 y4
57 Ya
17
Roller Bit
Reed
Reis
12% Feb
2
Jan
7
15% Nov 27
20
55 Ya
7034
41Y4
._i,—
common
25 y« Dec
41% Sep
57 Ya
x69%
43 Ya
*57 Yi
——
Co '_L
Co
50%
71 ya
42
1
5
50
1st preferred
50
2nd preferred-.—50
non-cum
16% Dec
57 Ya
71
5
Inc
Raybestos-Manhattan
:—_No par
Raymond International Inc.—3.33Y3
19
22 Ya Jun
70
1st
Ranco
9
19% Feb
32
$3.50
u
51 Ya Sep
30% Feb
56 Ya
com__No par
preferred-—.,;—-No par
Radio Corp of America
18
7<t
4
15Ya Sep
43% Sep
78 Ya Apr
25
81%
30 Y,
30 Y4
-
310
Yi/
41,400
44 Ya
30
82-
30 Ya
-
-
9,800
'.v
1
192
Volume
Number
6009
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2241)
25
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Range (or Previous
Lowest
Highest
34 y8 Nov
17
37
Dec
18
35 y8 Feb
71 Vb Dec
23
82 ft Feb
24
25
50% Nov
12
Standard
79% Aug 22
10 y8 May 11
13% Sep 13
4Va Mar
$3.50
4
Standard
Oil
4
Standard
Oil
62% Jan
23
40
Jun
1
51% Jan
39'A Nov 20
52% Apr
59% Jan
17
35
May 10
44% Jan
26
64% Jan
23
23
50
Nov
16
85
Jun
27% Jan
•
30
7
92
Apr
6
49%
*83Va
36% Jan
25
2
26% Oct
102
13
25
40% Jan
4
25
37% July
42% Jan
8
23
52 Ya Sep
9
22
8
45% Nov
14
77
Jan
Stanley
4
.
5
18% Jun
23
16 % Jan
5
Feb
9
59% Jun
22
44 % Mar 24
66% Jun
30
6
34% Dec
23
22% Oct 25
,33 ya Jan
4
Dec
18
23
1
33Va Jun
7
Apr
Corp
preferred
3Va%
Sterchi
Bros
Sterling
6
27% Mar 13
20 y8
Sep
9
25% Jan
4
Stix
15 ya Jan
2
22
14
Jun
17
16% Jan
4
Stokiey-Van Camp
16% Jan
11
18'A Feb
19
-5%,
47% Oct
24
58% Mar 28
Stone
30% Aug 15
65
Sep
21
24 % Jan
5
9% Jun
9
May
Apr
6
2
33% Mar 25
,29% Oct
28
■*20
Oct
Oct
28
-■<
26% Mar 24
•:
7
28
618
•
,
Dec
24'/a Jan
15
17% Jan
1
Baer
Fuller
&
Sep 22
;
When
4
$5
25% Mar 28
,
Dec
4
40 Va Nov
28
Suburban
19% Nov
29
Suburban
Corp
2
■48% July 21
64% Jan
4
Sunbeam
4
Sun
4
85% Oct
6
42% May 17
55% Jan
21
20% May 27
24% Jan
7
23
12% Jun
1
80
79% Dec
62% Dec
21
65% Feb
29
7
5% Deo
27
-
24% Apr
20 y* Sep 21
:30% Dec 16
Dec
9
Jan
29
22% Nov 25
29
38% Jan
15
106% Feb
20
4
88
Mar 13
94
:
14
■
8% Mar 20
NOV
25
Jan
23
25
Apr
3
29% Jan
Jan
5
21% Jan
-
■J
2165
14% Mar
10% Nov 20
Feb
8% Nov
Deo
Feb
71%
44% Nov
,
1348
Jan
4
50
Jun
29
Sweets
51% Feb
25
Swift
22
Symington
15
17
66% Nov
3% Oct
24
35 y» Apr
14
Feb
34
6'/a an
2
29
Sep
1
39'A July 15
21 y8 Sep
16
25% Mar 16
15% Sep
20
61 »/4 Jan
27
193% Nov
20
1481/4 Oct
25
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25
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23
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25
4
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7
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1
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11
141/4 Mar 10
102% Dec
30
124% Mar 18
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18
19% Jan
8
23
Jan
2
30
Apr 24
63
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14% July 25
26% May 18
65
108
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Jan
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31% July 30
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26
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4
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11
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15
6
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24
61% Jan
7
70% Jan
31
29% July 30
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21
72
11
Dec
28
14% Oct
52
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12
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14
13
8
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16
79
8
84
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23
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24
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18
29 Mi Apr
14
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2
24% Jan
Dec
22
24
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16
21
4
69% Dec
7
44% Dec
1
68% Jan
6
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14% Sep
28
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4
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17
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6
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2
19% Mar
11
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3
88
33
Jan
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19% Jun
May 20
25% Jun
21
70
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10
1
33
9
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24
60
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7
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21% Dec
39
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19
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4
33
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4
18
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24
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3
56% Jan 14
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12
29
21
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7
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9
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16
29
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52
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9
10
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1
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0
30% Mar 13
24% Feb
9% Jun
Jan
120% Feb
12
28
9
30 Va Jun
19
86% Oct
15
74
Aug
4
67
Dec
77
14% Aug
51
Apr
150% July 27
35% Mar 16
98% Mar
80
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12'A M^r
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4 3'A Jan
4
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18
0
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Union
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148% Jan
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19
78
76
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8
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24
77% Feb 25
68% Jan
5
Dec
24
87
3
77% Jan
7
85
Aug 19
40% Dec
23
531/4 July 10
33% Mar
8
47
Nov
20% Nov
17
38% Feb
19
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31
20
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25
75
Aug 16
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16
5
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4%
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4
8% Aug
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21
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6
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4
19% Oct
26
24% Jan
13
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25% Apr
32% Apr
5
20
37% Jan
4
United
Mar 20
46 % Aug 22
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Apr
3
88
109% Mar 26
81
30% Jan
6
36
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Oct
14
80% Nov 30
24% Feb
9
45
66
130
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23% Mar
8
103% Aug 25
97
35
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2
39 Va Sep
2
27
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18
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76
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25
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Sep 23
9
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11
38
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23
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12
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29
29% Jan
12
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2
10
9% May 19
7
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31
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1
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17
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1
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6
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5
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17
9
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2
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29
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13
59% Aug 27
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53% Jan
25
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2
20% July 20
16
20
25
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4
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28
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11
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2
05% Dec 28
50
64% Jan
4
30% Dec
3
16% Jan
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23
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28
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34% Mar
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27
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43% Jun
8
8
10
14
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4
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18
26
23% Sep
29
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4
42
25
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13
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see page
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4
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29
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15
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12
26
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12
62
9
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23
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17
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24
10
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25
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1
29% Jun
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49%
12
34%
17
84
49
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10
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88%
22
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14.100
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38 Va Apr
3,500
21%
13
43
pfd_100
30% Jan
50
20%
13'A
46%
(series of 1956)
88 Va Apr
12
49%
20%
13
45%
4%
27
49%
20'A
131/4
46%
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22
49%
20'A
18%
45%
22%
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10„,
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common
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Oct
18'A
45%
16%
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24%
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Nov
19
47'/a
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27% 28
No par
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10
Co
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64
22% Jun
18%
50'%
•
47
23'/a
18
No par
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Airlines
25
1,250
6,900
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(series of 1955) conv pfd_100
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130,700
39%
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4%
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39%
48%
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series
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non-cum
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39%
47
35'/a
5
preferred
7% Jan
6
25% Feb
39'A
47%
23%
81%
6%
series
37% Jan
39%
7 '
233
48 Va
251/4
35'/a
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Coj.
series
RR
1,035
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221
22
98%
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6%
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32 '/a
32%
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7%
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of
23
22 'A
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22%
17%
1
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common
$3.50
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23%-,
22 y8
32%
15'A
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22%
81 Vb
No par
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series
$3.70
18
101
1
Corp
19% Oct
2
23%
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1,300
2.600
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29% Nov 27
1
23%.
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1
Paper
$4.50
91/4 Feb
7% Nov
50
1
common
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&
Carbide
397/a Aug 19
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84
49%
2
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30
0
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50
„_2
1
57
4
82%
82%
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31'A
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29
Jan
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50%
29%
64%
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(The)
25
32
19%
18%
38%
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Udylite
87 Va Jan
49'/a
19%
13%
300
50
12
10,
22
106% Oct 25
51 y2
19%
13%
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700
17'A
4,000
46%
5
1
18 Vb Jan
6% Nov
4
51
13%
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7.50
29% Oct
4
2
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20
84
4,100
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29%.
71/4
6%
1
215
18%
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39
6%
50
13
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19%
100
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50c
26
Aug 30
39%
•
224
39%
100
14.200
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1
15%
50
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7%
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15
29i%
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1
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7
.
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171/4"
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231
15
80 '/a
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18%
1
10
common
21
40%
21 /4
463/4
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7%
73/8
248
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24
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39
1
28
14
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41
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17'A
50
•
24'%
15
29%
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30
13 y4 Jun
2
49%
29
13'A Nov
9
Oct
44
8% July 18
21
30
50%
30
\
20%
17'/a
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20Vb Nov
11% Sep
2
May 17
-
17%
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Tung-Sol Electric Co common
1
5% conv pfd series of 1957_;
50
20th Century-Fox Film Corp
_1
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5%
conv
prior preferred
50
Twin Coach Co
1
TXL Oil Corp
i
1
1
8
17V2
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Tir-Continental Corp
$2.70 preferred
Traux-Traer Coal Co
40'A May 27
7
48
22
54'A Oct
33% Nov
July 28
30
13% Mar
24
10 y4 Sep
11
25% Mar 14
28
5
16
Sep
l7y8Nov
50% Jan
Mar 13
8'A Nov
36
27
3
July 31
54'A Mar
1
Oct
*17Vb
No par
Transue & Williams Steel
Trans World Airlines Inc
11
8
37
;
Transamerica Corp
Transitron Electronic Corp
10
16% Jan
29
15 y4
1,030
Corp_
Trane Co
24
20%
1,015
Tractor Supply Co class A
75
Aug 23
29% Jan
4
23
62%
23%
14%
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14
61%
24
20%
25
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Toledo Edison
Torrington Co
2
3
Oct
56'A Mar
20
34i/a Sep
1
14
62%
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14
20%
$1.20 preferred
™_25
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No par
Tishman Realty & Construction
1
41% Aug 20!
22
31% Oct
53% Sep
Tidewater
4
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4%
23% Mar 29
79
21
80'%
20%
14
9,800
1,000
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24
4.16%
;
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conv
preferred
Thatcher Glass Mfg Co
Thiokol Chemical Co
(J
80'%
24
7%
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Thompson
27'
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23%
7'A
California
Thompson-Ramo
8
Nov 24
50%
24
99V4
Texas Utilities Co
4
36% Mar
Dec
50'A
80
22%
certificates
Pacific Ry Co
Texas &
11
86% Aug 25
24% Jan
4
76
50%
23%
.
32y8
99'A
share
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4
50%
61%
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50%
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50'A
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„12.50
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Texas Instruments Inc
Texas Pacific Coal & Oil
Texas
18
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5
Texas Gulf-PtOdueing Co
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,
14
19% Jan
37
11'A
18
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11
23%
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11.300
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of
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&
25%
25
11%
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9
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1.25
Tennessee Gas Transmission Co
5
Texaco Inc
25
16
14
46% Aug 30
1
29
64% Jun
3
Jun
Superior. Oil
,
24% Aug 31
4
Apr
11
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19
17
:
Sunshine
20
29
27
271/a Jun
7% Oct
4,200
4,000
'
14
Oil Co common_l
Biscuits
28'A
27%
24%
'
-
27%
27 '/a
64
.
200
28
*17%
50%
*13% ;
14
5,900
31,100
27%
24%
No par.,
Sunshine
72
49%
85
27
23%
4l/a%
preferred series A
_™25
'5Va%. 2nd pfd series of '55_;
30
Sep
6% May
11
87% Aug
22
Oct"2i
*
1
20»A Sep
351/4 Sep
14-
25
62%
49
27%
63 y8
1
common.
Oil. Co
Sunray-Mid-Cpnt
.
62%
40,600
21%
65'A
5
Corp
,,20%
24%
Corp__^__l
$4.5Q series 4 prefered
Sun
..
101 % Aug 22•
44% Feb
3
13% Mar 16
25
23% Jun
-33% Feb
•
39% July 28
11% Jan 14
31
8
14
Gas
;
Chemical
26% Feb
9
48
6
5% Dec
29
1
9
5% Jun
855
47% Aug 21
1275
;
20
129% Jun
.1 85
May
23
35
v
Feb
,
21'A
24Va
____100
Sundstrand Corp
16% Sep
15% Mar 20
*83%
64'A
1
7,.
38% May 29
319,400
84%
*13%
1—1
18% Sep
67
11% Sep 23
38%
38 »/4
49%
18%
*78
.
38%
11'A
X49 %
81
44,000
5
1
..
preferred
26l/a Jan
Apr
8
24% Dec 28
50
•
51
43.200
44%
*17%
1
issued
convertible
18
1
.
Propane
529
1
24%'
11
11 Va
45 %
44'A
1
Gas
1.
Dec
24
25%
18
23%
45 %
44%
5
;
Broadcasting Co
Studebaker-Pax:kard Corp
Jan
6% Dec
215
27%
*79
•—20
Webster__
&
18% Dec
9% Aug 26
325
Co™^
Inc common
preference™
prior
'28%
27
11
22%
46 Vb
*62
28
28
50%
_2.50
Storer
19
52
*
Aug 25
72
29
28
23%
24 Va
•20%
•.
28
18
600
15
:
Corp
20 V* Jan
-221%
28'/2
u%
4%
48%
28%
26 %
*4%
10,000
*83%
85
*60
2.500
4%
,_1
:
Inc_—j__
.Stewart-Warner
,
Inc
23
72
H3/8
>.100
Stores
Drug
20%
22
18
5
(J P).& Co Inc
Stevens
•;
39 %
♦65
72
■
49'A
*83 '/a
25%
No par
common
23'A
'
38%
48%
85
120
11%
38
•
28
5
Co
♦83%
72%
11%
44'A
•
28Vi
1
Chemical
49%
85
22%
*65
20
(The) LS
Co.
Stauffer
May 23
13% Jan
6
Warner
Starrett
26% Feb
•«
preferred
Stanray Corp
29
82
27
12% July
4
Jan
65% Jan
9
convertible
6%
21%. Mar 25
20
May 11
21
4
Jan
24
29
49%
10
19% Oct
Dec
39 %
49
_7
common
11% Nov
17
39
Jersey
Ohio
16
33
39%
New
of
17% July 27
31% Dec 29
39 Va
of
Oil
50
73%
45'A
44%
Oil
49%
11%
23
46 %
44'A
preferred series A
100
Standard Packaging,Corp com_™_l
$1.60 convertible
preferred„„20
$1.20
convertible preferred
20
23% Jun
43
45%
44 %
3%%
2
Dec
46%
44 Vb
Standard
31
78
45%
44 Va
Standard
12
2
46 Va
44 Va
,
Shares
74
4%
241/4
46
___25
the Week
Friday
Dec. 8
50%
11%
.
4%
8
Jan
76% Nov
4%
23%
4
19% Dec
Apr
4%
24%
Mar
July
6
41% July 27
71
4%
6.25
Indiana
50'A
*73
11%
23%
J an
20 y8 Oct
50%
74 Va
11%
4%
89
62% Dec
50%
*73
24%
50 >/2 Jan
1
12
4%
56
Dec
73
12
24 V8
25
38
117
43% Dec
of
50%
73
1
California
of
50%
72%
12
Sales for
Thursday
Dec. 1
10c
83 % Nov
12% Jan
18
Co
50'/2
11%
44% May 31
,
7
39% July 27
8
31% Jan
49%
x72%
Industries
PRICES
Nov. 80
4
26% Oct
Jan
84
&
SALE
Wednesday
Nov. 29
__No par
:
1
Electric
Gas
1
Tuesday
Nov. 28
No par
com
Corp
Kollsman
20
45% Oct
Financial
HIGH
Monday
Par
preferred
Standard
2
30 Vz Jun
1
Inc
Standard
Sep
12% May 11
July 29
Brands
Standard
23% May 11
5
5
30
13% Sep 21
45% Nov 25
3 ye May 29
LOW AND
STOCK
EXCHANGE
Highest
70 V< Jan
YORK
NEW
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
Year 1959
Lowest
100
37,400
200
88
87
87
900
28,600
88
88%
89%
88
32%
33%
32%
33%
32%
33'%
34
35
38>/a
36%
37'A
36%
37 VI
36'A
37
36%
37%
23%
22%
23
23
23
22%
22%
22%
1,300
62%
60%
61%
59'A
60'A
59%
60
59'/a
60'A
2,600
31
31%
31%
30%
30%
700
71/8
28,900
*87
31%
31
30%
30%
71/4
7
7%
7'/a
31%
*22%
7%
7 '/a
7
7
7'/a
3,800
43
'
43
43%
43%-
900
44
44%
43%
44
43%
43%
i6 y8
16'A
16
161/4
16
16
15%
15%
15%
16 '/a
5,100
15 Vb
15%
15
151/4
15
151/4
15
15'A
66,600
18,100
--
15%
15%
32%
33'A
32'A
32%
32%
33 '/a
32%
33
32%
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5iy2
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51%
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51 %
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51
50%
33'A
501/2
16
16'A
16'A
2,200
5'/8
5%
14,600
16»/a
5%
5%
16%
16%
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16%
5%
5%
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5
5'A
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A
5%
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n
it
it
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53
53%
53
53%
32%
31
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311/4
31%
37%
37
37%
37
37%
91%
91%
91%
91%
91%
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26
26%
25%
25%
251/4
25%
46%
46 Ya
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46
44%
45%
36%
,
- •
•
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32
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25»A
44
2.400
5
1
54%
53%
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..
100
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it
53%
531/4
,
18
1
36%
91%
31%
•
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5
18 Va
5%
'
.
18 Vb
18
it
it
16
32
7,700
-
5,100
7,900
730
36% '
<
36'A
36%
92
91%
91'A
740
25%
25'A
25%
3.100
45
45
45%
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26.
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NEW YORK STOCK: EXCHANGE STOCK RECORD
STOCKS
Baa#* for Prerkms
Yew 1959
Lowest
165
26% Dec 23
24ft Jun
Jan
881/4 May
138 ft
Jan
U
S
35
Jan
4
U
S
Playing
40ft Aug 10
75
Jan 26
50% Jan
19
U
S Plywood
78
Aug* 31
41ft Oct 26
64
Jan
5
157 ft Aug
11
20 ft Oct 25
,
Jun 19
,
,
144
Oct 29
54ft Feb
a
153
Jan
37ft Feb
29% Sep. 22
14ft Feb 28
157
,
•
*
29ft Dec 21
29% Feb, 17
71
Nov IT
84
Jan
40
Feb
9
50
July 29
31
Jun
9
91% Feb
Feb
12
13% July 11
2
9
16
4ift Feb
2
6
30
11
63
11% Jan
82 y* Nov
107
25
33ft Jun
9
108
98ft Dec 18
Jan
273/8
-
33 ft
33
160
'
.
.
*158
:
65% '
26 ft
27 ft'
*48'ft
67%
.49%
.
158'ft<
63 ft
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27ft
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47 ft
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473/4
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33%,
34ft
34%
34%
30
30 ft
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of
5
Van Raalte Co Inc
Varian Associates
47% Nov 28
Vendo
11
Co
29
*20y4
__i
47%
—
:_1.25
9
35
NOV 21
Apr 22
102
Nov 21
51
Jun
Virginia Elec & Power Co
4
82% Jan
106 ft Aug 24
82ft Jun 23
7ft Oct
3
13% Jun
3
85
87ft Jan
2
96ft Feb 20
85
103ft Feb 11
99
Jun
Aug 31
$4.20
19
Jan
94% Apr
14
,61 ft
6y4%
preferred
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29
•'
34
'48'/*
-34ft
30
,
30 ft
48%
•
101.
99
991/4
99
49 ft
49
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102
101
85
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9%
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89 ft
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100
100
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99
99
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85
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80
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:
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.
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.
.
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20
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10
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140
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.
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lift
113,600:
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-
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,
64%
293/4
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-
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62 ft
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,
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47 ft
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2,800
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33 ft
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—
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28.
:
.
29
43 ft
34%:/
—100
convertible preferred
594% preferred
;
45%.
34
——100
5%
8
102ft Apr
18
44
99
*82
Vulcan Materials Co common.:
4
495/8
34%"
*97
100
preferred
preferred—:
preferred—
$4.12
*158
3,700
323/4
481/4
483/s
3
159
10%
27%
-
20 ft
20 ft
47
2%
200
10ft
11%
203/a
3
197/8
32 ft
,
200
4,600
19%
203/a
:
3,600
26%
26%
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2,400
26ft
10%
163/s
*283/4
-
-
-
100
;
47%
*2%
"161/8
113/4
29
20 y4
49%
341/4
com___8
preferred
$4.04
89
Jun 30
2
$5
Aug 10
90ft Aug 16
15% Jan
4
18
,88ft Jan
29
20 ft
45
Vertientes-Camaquey Sugar Co_6y2
Virginia Caroliiaa Chemical com___l
6% dividend partic preferred_10o
•28 ft
29
.——10
■
31ft
27-
76,000
-
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37
323/4
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<
81
*35 ft
37
27%
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-
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323/4
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Jan 29
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1,600
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900
7,300
47
72
,-26%
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-
1,060
26ft
47
243/a
1*35%
•
19,400
"
26 ft
141
24 ft
/!■-.
9,600
-
70 5/8
.
159
'27ft
-
16ft.
6% Jan
35
103/4
283/B
Vanadium-Alloys Steel Co
2
28
151'ft
34 ft
140ft
-33ft
10%
12'/4
99% Jan
9
11
28
32'ft
:
•
82:
—■——
34% Jan 26
8
10 "ft
27 ft
*158
coih—1
—-___—100
lift
33 ft
11%
Oct 24
27ft
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28%
16%
.Sep
22ft Sep
42 ft
151ft
>,
.
19%
10%
31
.
■42ft
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263/4
11%
1
42 ft
151ft
1,800
76 .%
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37ft
16 5/8'
36
'72% '
140ft
Utah Power 8c Light Co—.—12.80
5
*75%
/47ft
*353/4
32
87ft Mar 10
21% Mar
preferred
76 ft
12,000
,
45%
47
33
....
26'/4
"
45 ft
47 ft
37
:
213/4
26
26'ft
28
.
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26
26
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26 ft
72 ft
28 ft
200
34ft
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2,100
8%
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20ft
26%
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25 ft
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28
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100
263/4
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.
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26
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36 ft
36 ft
27 ft
,
73 ft
19,100
7%
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*75 ft
25
i6y4
91ft Mar 17
20% Mar
*35 ft
.
71%
11%
81ft Dec 15
4
47%
31 ft
79
15ft Deo
47 ft
America——1
80
12% Nov 11
47%
Vanadium
86ft Mar 23
Sep 29
47%
Van Norman Industries Inc com_2.50
:, $2.28 convertible preferred
__5
24
79
•
26
5
16
78 ft Oct
27 ft
2
2ft 8ep 12
4
26 ft
15% Sep
21ft Mar
Mar 20
39% Mar
27%
140 ft
300
8
8ft
45
34%
73%
17
35 ft
21 ft
r;.'
-
42 ft
151 ft
34%
34% Jan
38 ft Oct
8
4 ft %
Upjohn Co
Jun 21
Jan
41%
151ft
35
4
26% Feb 12
35% May 28
2
44
Nov 30
31
4ft Dec 29
19 ft Jan
84
Aug 18
62% Jun 13
38
43ft
152ft
34 ft
141% ;
25%
220
12,200
75/a
76 ft 1
41%
140ft
1.
i
45 %
♦75 ft'
7,300
4ft
*33ft
,
253/4
45 ft
76 ft
16%
4ft
*16 ft
,
*83/o
,
J
22ft
25%
151ft
25
-—-—.50Inc
Co
*75 ft
21ft
43%
72 y«
com.No par
Oil Products Co
Universal Pictures
76 ft
'
22
26
46.%'",
Jan 20
15% Oct
Not 23
Universal
21ft
26
"45%
f
34 ft
-.
—_100
preferred—
Corp
22 ft
28
.43/8
154
26®ft
47 ft
7%
8%
83/4
151ft
common-—,—ul6%
Universal Match
27
*8%
26 ft
preferred
—:
100
Tobacco Co common—No par
Universal Leaf .Tobacco
31% Apr
7
51ft Oct 20
18
19% Dec
26% Sep 21
4
*26%
8%
34 ft
.
Corp __„_____i
United Whelan Corp.
—30c
Universal-Cyclops Steel Corp___
1
159% Nov 21
; 80% Jun 17
30ft Oct 25
13% July 26
30% Nor
•
2
Jan
Corp
26%
*8%
151ft
.
United Stockyards
33% Nov 21
70ft Feb 18
.
18
47% Aug 27
42
Jan 26
Nov 27
29ft Nov 16
51ft Jan
29ft Oct 26
S
26%
101%
-
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16%
35ft-
8
100 ft
154
4ft
163/4
' 7% '
46 ft
43
1st preferred—100
non-cumulative preferred—25
U S Vitamin & Pharmaceutical.
1
..
24ft Mar 29
41ft Apr 14
21% Oct 24
28 ft Jan
5
,
25ft Oct 12
" 3.
7%
,U
24
8
148
Apr 10
.18% Sep 21
36ft Jun
26% Dec
14
U S Steel
5
163/4
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—
Aug 25
26ft Aug 25
10
non-cum
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7%
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00
;—5
4%
102ft
100
*151. ft
•33 ft
,45ft
Corp
,
1
U S Smelting Ref & Min com—50
7%
preferred
.50
19
37 ft Nov-
preferred series B
154
34 ft
8 ft
26
„
+
Shares
104
27ft.
x21%
5
____5
common..—.1
Corp
the Week
Dec. 2
34 ft
8% 1
Sales for
Friday
Dec. 1
101ft
17
7%
7%
PRICES
Thursday
*151 ft
4ft
17
SALE
Nov. 30
37
26ft
,.
4ft
17
7%
Card Co_
S Rubber Co common
8%
.10
153
*33'ft
U S Shoe
148
14
May
15ft Jan
U
12
103 ft Jan
4
16
24
.
.
9
1
3%%
Apr 27
36ft Apr
50% Sep
Sep 28
Jun
34 ft Jan
9
53ft Oct 19
84 ft Mar 24
Dec
22
17% Jan 30
12ft Jan
3
139ft Jan
50% Mar 12
2
47
69 ft
28
26% Jan 21
47
Nov 17
25% Oct
108% Aug 31
7
4
Jan
33
4
22ft Jan
4ft %
25% Nov 30
6
9% Jan
1
8% Sep. 30
26 ft Jan
5
l
preferred series A
5a
U a Lines Co common———i...
7
24
0
40
30 ft Sep
152
4%
HIGH
Wednesday
'
104%
154
*16%
4ft %
21
47
Sep 21
Deo
6
25% Jun
103
"4ft-
—_50.
Jan
69% July 7
154ft Aug 10
7
146
15
22
8
A preference
U S Industries Inc common
106
*152
—100
class
Nov. 29
102%
Hoffman Mach common__82ftc
5%
Tuesday
Nov. 28
4 *
common
Dec
38 ft Feb
33 ft Oct
12
Jan
40
7% Mar
U S
4
•13% Jan
24.
34 ft Nov 29
26
30
22% Dec
8% Jan
7ft Oct
.
Gypsum Co
7% preferred
preferred ————:
Pipe & Foundry Co
!
99
142% Sep 24
33ft Jan 19
45 ft Nov
17
Aug 23
S
29
10
27 ft Sep
31ft Feb
161
U
13
58% May 18
,
9
45% Feb
16% Nov 30
2
116ft Jun
Monday
Far
.
40
18
30
76
8ft Jan
10
2
39ft Oct 23
Nov 21
85ft Oct 25
44% May 28
35 ft Apr 20
9
29 ft Oct
Jan 27
4
14 ft Apr
9ft Sep 22
8ft Jan
149
36% Mar
88ft Oct 29
40 ft Oct
Mar 30
12ft Jan 29
7% Dec 28
Apr 37
LOW AND
STOCK
YORK
EXCHANGE
Highest
120
86ft Sep 22
145% Sep 22
NEW
Bangs Since Jan. 1
Lowest
Highest
24%
24 ft
245/8
4,100
123/8
12
12
541/2
543/a
543ft
871/2
10
981/2
150
fa xi
ffcfrv. ,-f.
■nsirv.
It
66% Sep 28
:
76% Mar 11
1
46ft Not 90
May 13
23% Nov
1
Dec
Deo 17
44% Jan
25
21
12
18y4Jun
8
40
'
14ft Jan
2
Apr 21
65ft May 11
41ft July 29
62ft July 20
18ft May Iff
18% Aug 24
43ft Sep 21
33% Mar 30
39
Sep 22
lift Nov
"
4
12% May 19
83% Dec 29
64
20
46
41ft Jun
9
9
25 ft Jan
12
1
69% Sep
2
Wallace
1
15y« Jan
4
Walworth
15% Jan
15
Ward
89ft Jan
7
6%
10 ft Jan
18
83
Sep 27
Sep 27
6
91
81
Dee 31
101
Jan
7
38
Jan 12
May
Ward
6
NOV 24
13
87
6
Jan
Inc
30ft Oct 26
56% Jan
92 ft Feb
97ft Sep
35ft Jan
41% Jun
17
Apr 14
17ft Nov 14
29% Ffeb 17
May 11
4
37% Jan
27 ft
Sep 22
77%
DeTIi
88% Jan 29
38% Oct 3r
77ft Jan
112
7
2
Feb 11
Sep 21
65% Sep 28
78
37% Dec 24
64
:
-
Mar
70
36
1
7
14
July S3
24% Nov 15
36
8
28% July 21
51% July 23
102
6% Nov 21
7
17% Jan 23
35
Sep 22
32% Jan
6
78
July 2
80ft Not
88
Mar 81
19% Oct
6% Jan
8
29
Sep 16
23% Jan 11
2
14% Deo 14
10% May 11
25% Oct 31
9
18 ft Oct 21
31% Mar 10
51ft Mar 11
1
32% May
79
40ft Jan 23
129
48
43
9
May 27
36% Apr 29
Jan 25
Mar 28
283/4 Jan
119
21
Feb
19
83% Aug 18
273/4 Feb 26
.
15
Sep
8
29ft Nov 21
43% Sep
14
29
127 Va Sep
*51/8
53/a
5ft
1,700
51ft
51ft
51
511/4
3,300
16 Va
161/8
16
161/8
16
161/4
15%
16
15 ft
16
3,400
68%
69%
681/2
67
67%
67 ft
681/s
9,100
36 ft
37
36 ft
363/4
2,300
53
53
*52 ft
40 ft
69
37
36%
37
53 ft
53 ft
53
53
40 ft
403/4
40 ft
33
33
5
preferred
Co
SWFffb 10
31% Feb
0
114% Jan
7
19% Nov 10
87% Sep 21
■
Jan
4
95
Oct
13
$9% July •
49% Jun M
148
8ep
l
35% Jim M
liff% Jua
5
'
•
n<> ia^* °n
7% Nov
7
26% Oct
10% Jan 14
3
19ft Sep 28
37% Jan
6
84% Oct 25
138% Jan
4
19
July 14
89% Feb 17
38
25
Jan
6
Aug 26
129% Sep
r
1
-
*83ft
851/2
83
*81
83
-371/4
37ft
x37
37 ft
.35%
36 ft
94ft
94 ft
*93
94 ft
*93
94 ft
10
18 ft
14,500
183/4
191/4
183/4
191/4:
18 ft
19
33
32 ft
325/8
32 3/a
323/s
*321/2
94
*93
94
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-
...
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;
y.
.:
Iron
———
Co
(FW)
Co
403ft
receivership or petition has been filed for
40s/8
*79%
81.
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:
26'ft
25
68 3ft
38%
47
•
/
v
45,700
400
105
7%
:
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"
*
12,100
27%
16,200
67%
67%
43
:
46
46
/
"
383ft
«7
•-
10
37
*36%
403/8
f
81
24% ' 243/4
37
1,000
20%
43%
203ft
203ft
203ft
1,600
42%
43%
43
43
40
40%
*36'ft
-
"
>
40 ft
403ft
*79%
81
*79%
«243ft
253ft
*25
26
13% : 13%
13'ft
133ft
13%
13 3ft
27%
275ft'
27
27%
27%
273ft
40'ft.
407ft
27%
40%
41
41
10
23
,
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.
.
.
8
22%
89
21'/4
103
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88%
28%
22%
90
21%
106%
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the company's reorganization,
a
8
8%
27%
22%
88
x20
102
AV-5
28ft
.22'ft
893ft
20%
105
1UJ
Deferred delivcy.
40%
*123
125ft
29
293/8
'■
22%
23
88
69
8%
273ft,
.
45%
46
89
90%
88'ft
88%
23
*
70
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.
88
23ft
.
69ft
293/s
23'/e
69%
453ft
700
10,500
82
133ft
125ft-
100"
25 ft
27%
40%
3,700
2,100
*241/4
13%
*123
29%
2,700
7'ft
•
25 y4
133/8
.
100
-
101%
*100
7 V8
270
95
38'ft
38%
1013ft
•100
21
*79%
22,000
50
86%
*94
265/8
>
46 y4
:
36'ft
40'ft
i
21,200
26%
42
94 'ft
"
'
6,200.
21%
49
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42%
«
*64 'ft
■
.
20%
*43
.
39%
215ft
50
86'ft
105 "
42
94%
39
36'ft
; '
39%
28'ft
*123
125ft
29%
29%
.
—10
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?
43%
393ft
:
21
400
23 ft
*
:
■' 101%
7'ft k 7%
*24'ft '24%
*
:
.
7,400
32
23'ft
2i3ft
♦103
313ft
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13%
,
Yale
AvauJU
37
*20%
*42%
:
81
25'ft
-
Zenith Radio V^ua
Corp.
213ft
86'ft
*100
'
7'ft:
24ft
37
"47
38%'
101%
7%
463ft
303ft
"
233ft
39%
49
..
26%: 26%:
.••*64'%*'
683ft
.
T
39 ft
.
39
24ft
433ft
'
23
2,400
28
,
1
& Towne Mfg Co
10
Young Spring & Wire Corp
5
Youngstown Sheet St Tube—No par
Youngstown Steel Door
No par
'
21%
*25
.
-
37%
40%
.
38%
24%
*79'ft
\
.
;
*100
' 73ft
203ft
.
683ft'
47"
'46ft
/
37
50ft
26%-
J00.
?
21%
50
\ *64ft
..
-
39%
43
....
Wisconsin Elec Power Co com——10
Woodward
683ft
7y8
21%
1
30%
30%
.;
18
30%
V 30 ft
.
40ft
26ft
1
47
•«■
*24
...
.
10
6% preferred————100
Wisconsin Public Service Corp
10
391
r
42% ~
*65%
39%^
21%
;233ft
863ft
863ft
86%
86'ft
*103
105 " * *103
105
:
41%
42ft n
" 42% 4 43
"
94%
95
<
94
:94
94'ft
>26%
100 '
c
.
...
...
10c
1
".
94%
,.46'ft
:--
..
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——i
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42
30%
-31'
■
23
50'ft
49%
87
26
-
:
50
*103
'
„lv
...
22%
.
»30
4Q3/8
39%
21%
,
29%
30%
*94
94
24'ft, ;
•
49ft
—No par
Windsor Industries Inc.
.Winn-Dixie Stores Inc
40
24
:
*93
29%
*29%
<
21%
5
^
24%
40%
*863ft
——l,
common
preferred
~
-
preferred———50
Wilson & Co Inc
WilsonrJones Co
~
94
29ft
293/4
24 ft
100
InC;
29%
293/4
—_20
Co—^
♦93
94
29ft
<
preferred^..80 v
(The S S)_—20.
preferred
"l6
7,500
33
5
Prior preference 1—
Oil
*93
94 ft
.
32%
White Sewing Machine common—1
Stores
36 ft
373/4
;
191/4
Worthington -Corp common—
10
Prior preferred .4%%
series—100
Wrigley (Wm) Jr (Del).
No par
Wyandotte Worsted Co
5
9% Nov 23
66
90% Nov 28
1
94 ft
85 ft
*81
32%
—No par
common—.^
convertible
300
94 ft
*83 ft
32'/a
common
convertible
1,800
83
'
95
10%
.17%
100
—
700
15,100
10 3/a
10ft
.4 ft
5
com
—-_——No-par..
Corp
10 ft
600
27
„i
Co
Telegraph——2.50
Air Brake
10
preferred
4
85 ft
94 ft
Inc
27
41/8
3,000
34
*81
373/4
"Supply
26 ft
:
95
40 ft
*333/8
*83ft
37
Lines
4
40y2
34
900
53
85 ft
*93
Woolworth
Sep 29
*261/4
5%
82
82
July 11
Apr
*335/8
96
♦84 •
75
80% Mar 10
95
87
83
C
8
42
40 ft
33%
96
951/2
*82
series
69
78
40 ft
33%
96
943/4
♦84 ft
100
preferred
67%
84ft July 15
94% Feb
2
40y4
105/8
53% Jan
92% Aug 14
12% July 24
40%
33 ft
10%
2
7
53
10%
22% Dec
Nov 18
.37
523/4
*10S/8
8
Deo
363/4
10%
86% Mar
83
675/8
?
105/s
28% Deo 31
69% Nov 19
x33
Kentucky
31ft Aug 17
30% Jan
8
79
I
67ft!
*36%
No par
No par
9
Mar
84 ft
53/8
513/4
25% Feb
'
*83 3/a
53/8
51%
9
Deo 31
84 ft
5ft
513/4
27ft Jan
2
*83 3/8
5'/4
51ft
4'/4
$4.25
5,300
55/3
263/a
$3
17,900
53 Ve
4ft
Wilcox
7y4
103/g
51/2
26%
-White
1,900
71/8
101/4
7ft
10 ft
41/4
Motor
4
Oct
57 ft
7ft
263/4
5ft%
3,100
5,100
52%
No par
—
Dental, Mfg
.
56 3/4
10y4
4ft
White
8
1,300
40
1
Co.
White
Aug 31
57
10 ft
263/4
4ft%
393/4
84 ft
10
*83 ft
84
56 ft
.
4y4
Whirlpool
4
36% Nov 30
10 ft
93/4
*83ft
39 5/8
5
Mills
6
14% Jan
10
84
Pharmaceutical—1
Co
8
27% July 12
52% Jan
8
9%
*83%
'
7 3/4
263/4
$5
Sep 28
*67%" Jan
98% Oct 14
Jan
35% Sep 22
118
8ep 30
23ft Jun 23
2
48% July
Oct3i
75/a
73/8
Westinghouse
Westmghouse. Electric common.6.25
3.80%, preferred series B—i—100'
Wheeling &,Lake. Erie Ry_—100
Wheeling Steel Corp common——0
34% Jan 22
37ft Mar 14
24% Jan
45% Sep
.5
"
2
56
71/4
*55 ft
75/a
4yA
Western Union
10
Sep'
551/4
56 ft
7ft
Inc
Western Pacific RR_
89*/» Aug lg
103 " Apr
1
62% Jan
6
98
56 ft
*54%
Western Maryland Ry com„No
par
4% nonvcum 2nd preferred——40
13
Jun
39 ft
26 ft
4.80%
"
May 29
53% Mar 29
66% Dee 22
102 % Mar 11
40% Mar 30
97
Jun 15
Jan
65
4
Sep
6
41% Sep 28
93 ft Apr 28
22
July 26
Jan
32% Jan
Oct 25
102
65% July 7
98% Mar 13
39% July 9
28
"57
21% Oct 25
45
July 29
25% Oct 27
4
54
393/4
1
Corp.—
Motor
Western Auto
6
28% May
16% Apr
D)
Western Air
6
37
26
Dee 31
55
393/4
1
4.10%
4
98
541/4
39 ft
West Va Pulp & Paper common
-5
4V2% preferred
—100
20
Nov 16
93
55%
39
Coal Co
4
West Penn Power 4ft% pfd—100
4.20%
preferred series B
100
29'
17
55 y8
39%
.5
West
4
Mar 91
Jun
55%
39
.2.50
Pictures
Knitting
Welbilt
Corp
98 ft Aug 30
89
Oct
3
Deo 14
53% Dee 17
38% Mar 18
NOT 24
4
*12
55 ft
100
Wayne
7% Jan .14
17
Jan
4
86
35% Deo 31
8
1
(S
Waukesha
4
82ft Feb
1
78ft Jan 19
Apr If
35
32% Nov 17
Warren
15
Dec
12 ft
Co
30y* Jan
10ft Oct 24
Apr 13
Kay
Warner
2
Nov 28
4
25
12
.10
Bros
44% Sep
45ft Jan
33
78
243/4
121/4
common
Industries
Warner
23ft July 14
4
Feb 24
74%
25
121/4
preferred
21% Mar
38% May 28
38
July 23
100ft Aug 12
23% Jan
8
96
Deo 29
Jan
Baking Co
53yff Nov 23
4
74%
24%
12 Va
I
Washington Gas Light Co
Washington Water Power—
26
7
Tiernan
Co
Warner-Lambert
81
4
9
Oct 27
Feb
8
73 ft
25%
12
No par
54% Nov 22
93
52% May
& W
81 % Aug 23
37% Jun 30
90
Sep 23
78ft Deo 29
42
May 8
92% Jan
G
45ft May
May
15
73 ft
x25
100
10
(Hiram)
&
72 ft
_15
No par
Co
Walker
9ft Nov 21
Feb 20
23% July
79
103
Walgreen
4
Nov
preferred
Corp
37% Mar
102
85% Dec 28
29% Jan
00ft Aug 24
40
Jan
7
8ft Jun 30
3% Jan 21
16ft Deo 30
31
4
4ft%
Electric
Waldorf System
28% Sep 20
II
36ft Feb
14
Wabash RR
Wagner
64ft
48ft
48%
31%
Jun 12
Sep
Jan
35 ft Aug
41
Feb
80
1
50
Aug 21
28% Apr
7
68% Aug 21
8
Oct 28
48
Sep
48
12ft July 22
8% Deo 18
24% Jan
62
403ft
41ft
41'ft
125'ft
*123%
125V4
*28 3ft
29 ft
29 3/a
600
2,900
13,300
2,400
29 3ft
*123
900
3,100
11,600.
22%
22%
223ft
22%
-693ft
•683ft
69 3ft
68 3/8
69 y4
45%
453ft
87
; 87
443ft
45'ft
86
86
86'ft
86'ft
863ft
8%
89
8%
87%
88%
88 3/8
89%
4.9Q0
8%
8%
'87ft
13,600
27%.
22
87%"
20
28%
22
89
20
28
69
=
101
AW A
102%
X\J*72
rCash sale,
8
21%
-
-
28'ft
283ft
*21'ft
22
443ft
44%
-
28%
88
87
87%
19%
20
20
20
lOl'ft
*wi /Z
102%
/X
103%
;4
wd When distributed,
x
Ex-dlvldend.
170
5,300
900
22
86'ft
993ft
5*,'400
13,800
1,500
20,600
yEx-rlgtits.
§i
Volume
192
Number 6009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
27
(2243)
'
i
Bond Record from the New York Stock
italic
The
FRIDAY—WEEKLY—YEARLY
letters
the bonds
when
the
in
column
mature.
headed
"Interest
Period"
Figures after decimal point represent
one
LOW AND
GOVERNMENT
Range for Year 1959
Lowest
Highest
Lowest
1
NEW
Hlgheat
YORK
Treasury
4s
11
96.12 Feb
86.8
18
Apr
96.12 Fib
19
Nov
13
Jan
20
10
93.24 Noy
85.4
93.24 Nov
10
96
Jan
7
■
90
••
Jan
•
♦99.20
99.24
*99.22
99.26
*99.22
99.26
♦98.22
98.30
*98.14
98.22
♦98.16
98.24
*98.18
98.26'
•98.18
98.26
*99.25
99.27
*99.22
99.24
*99.24
99.26
*99.27
99.29
♦95.28
*93.18
93.26
83
2
Jun
2-
*93.10
93.18
*93.10
93.18
•93.10
93.18
90.28
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91
•90.24
91
1998
90.2 -
*89.28
90.4
♦89.24
90
♦89.26
90.2
*89.14
89.22
*89.18
89.26
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90.4
•89.28
90.4
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90.2
*89.14
89.22
♦89.18
89.26
*89.24
90
*98.15
98.18
♦98.8
98.12
*98.12
98.16
*98.16
98.20
♦97.26
97.30
*96.18
96.24
♦96.10
96.16
*96.16
96.22
*96.20
96.26
*96.20
96.26
*84.8
84.16
*83.28
84.4
*84.6
84.14
♦84.12
84.20
♦84.22
84.30
99.29
■; *99.27
15
1978-1983
15
May 18 1988
-Feb 18 1964
16 1966
_Aug
Fab
18
*99.26
;
<
95.24
1981
*99.16
99.18
*92.10
92.18
♦97.20
97.24
18
Aug 19 1983
15 1903-1968
r
*189.16
89.24
15
1904-1989
*88.16
88.24
15
Deo
Jun
1964-1989
1968-1970
1966-1971
1967-1973
1967-1971
1967-1972
1959-1963
*88.4
88.12
15
16
15
15
15
Jun
19
*87.22
for-
87.30
*86.22
86,30
♦86.12
86.20
*86.12
86.20
*86.10
86.18
*98.18
98.20
*98.6
-
15 1959-1163
98.8
-
Development
*103.16
104.16
I860
♦100.16
101.16
1961
*100.24
101.8
1
1971
*100
101
1ft
Nov
1
Deo
1988
«
1
1977
*99.24
100.24
1
IB
1978
-*95.16
96.16
1979
*95.16
96.16
May IB
1969
*96.16
97.16
Jan
-
—May
-
1342
100.8
*95.20
1962-1987
15
♦93.10
99.28
*100.5
15
Nov
Bank
1999
Sap 18 1981
1960-1968
Feb IB 1968
Deo
Feb
Jan
—
:
:
1
1962
*99.24
Jan
1
1989
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Range Sinoe
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Friday
Friday's
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Last
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Friday
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Interest
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Last
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series
series
debs
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A
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1980
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55%
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1976
first mtge 2%s
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1970
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Community—
series) 1975
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1978—
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(13th
series)
1980
secured
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and
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mortgage 3%s 1981
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mortgage 3%s 1983
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129
mortgage 2%s
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120
1983
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debentures
1969
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93
100
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first
States
1st
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3s
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83'A
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&
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inc
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2
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mortgage
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317
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1
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96
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May-Nov
convertible debentures 1977
:
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95%
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94%
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Gjidden,•, Co
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Feb-Auy
1981
debentures
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18
121% 121%
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1975—-——
1980
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84
89%
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1979
debentures
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1977
debentures
4'As
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debentures
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115
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1964
debentures
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82%
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77
1984
1969
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99
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1961
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40 Ya
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3%s
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89
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—
debs 1976—
debs
Co
debentures
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41 %
23%
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1974—Mar-Sept
1980
4%s
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—
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1961
debs
conv debs 1978—
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41
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General Cigar Co 5'As income debs 1987_June-Deo
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63
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1976
debentures
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1970
1977
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1972
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1975
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1
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1990
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ref
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Interest
New York Stock Exchange
Period
Last
Friday's
or
Sale Price
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5s
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Corp
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1978
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1977
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66
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62
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series
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stamped
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Kings County Elec Lt 6c Power 6s 1997
Koppers Co 1st mtge 3s 1964
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55
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Kentucky Central Ry 4s 1987
Kentucky 6c Indiana Terminal 4Vis 1961
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55
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s
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4 Vis
Tea
New England
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&
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K
KLM
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98
National Distillers & Chem 4%s debs 1983_ATaj/-Nov
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National Steel Corp 1st 3Vis 1982
Afap-Nov
1st mortgage 3%s 1986
May-Nou
1st mortgage 4%s 1989
June-Dec
5s
91%
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Joy Manufacturing 3Vis debs 1975
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Kanawha
95
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s
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1978
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1989
1972
mortgage 3.20s series I 1982_
mortgage 3 Vis series J 198L
1st
200o
Mountain States Tel 8c Tel 2%s 1986
13
81
82 %
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ser A
1979
mortgage
69%,
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N
1981—Jan-July
1978
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RR
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1
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I
Illinois Bell Telephone 2%s series A
First
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,
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Monon Railroad 6s inc debs Jan 1 2007
April
Montgomery Ward Credit 4%s debs 1980—Jan-July
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June-Dec
105
47%
<
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Low
68%
1990
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8c
Range Since
Sold
High
gtd 4s 1991
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98 %
10
income debentures Jan
Mohawk
Manhattan—
&
ref
1982
99%
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—
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1
mortgage
81%
1
Bonds
asked
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103
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or
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Low
99%
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s
&
94
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1970
s
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s
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1972
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tr
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BONDS
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94
94
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Sold
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conv
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Number
192
6009
.
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The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(2247)
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE BOND RECORD
BONDS
New York Stock
Interest
Exchange
Last
Period
or
Sale Price
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Low
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Tel
&
Tel
27/nS
debentures
1980
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debentures
debentures
2%s
1987
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debentures
1985—June-Dec
—I
1978
debentures
debentures
1988
Oil
4%s
Pennsylvania
debentures
Light 3s
4Y2s
5s
.' General
Peoria
9
26
87
92
83%
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income
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series
Mar-Sept
90%
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96 Ya
98
83
84
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85%
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105
92 Ya
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76
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53
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3
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1983
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April-Oct
1983
conv
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88
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85
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1988-
gold
99
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92
31
85
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77%
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82
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Oil Co 3%s debs 1981
Transit Inc
debentures
73
84%
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84
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&
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conv
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Phillips Petroleum 2%s debentures 1964
June-Dec
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I
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series
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—
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1972
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1977
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in
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Youngstown
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Corp
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a
1976
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gtd
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4s
Pacific RR Co
income
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debentures
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Wisconsin
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1st
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;
4s
registered 2361
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April-Oct
Shore
1971
Wheeling & Lake Erie RR 2%s A 1992
Wheeling Steel 3Yis series C 1970
First mortgage 3Y»s series D 1967
102%
92 Ya
series B 1971
Feb-Nov
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Wasiiington Terminal 2%s series A 1970—Feb-Aug
Westchester Lighting gen mtge 3Y2S 1967_Jan-July
General mortgage
3s 1979——
May-Nov
West Penn Electric 3 YaS 1974
—__^_May-Nou
West Penn Power 3Y2s series I 1966.._
_Ja?i-July
3Y4s
mortgage
Westinghouse
82%
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mtge 4s income series A Jan 1981—
mtge income 4 Y<s series B Jan 1991
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1
101
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88%
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118%
'
1971
1979-.——
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1979
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80
93
93
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debentures
16
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82
82%
94
91
■
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&
refund
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67
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.
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debs
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conv
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s
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67
71 Ya
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s
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debentures
conv
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3s
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conv
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1983
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1982
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1978
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92y4
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40
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98
83%
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conv
conv
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131
1971
1975
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91
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1972
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89
__
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f debs 1973
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.
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conv
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15
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s
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debentures
88
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82%
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83
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coll trust 4V4s
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1978
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70
96 Ya
5
97%
118
—
1971—May-Nov
1980
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f
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S
3%s
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series
4
51
76
91
74
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1977—
coll
&
United
25
96%
88
43
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of
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2%s
54
92%
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& coll trust 3%s
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s
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4%s
bonds—
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1st
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73Ya
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1974
1982
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4Y4s
Car
1st
96%
52
3%s
1982
debentures
1st
4%s
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E
ser
27/aS debs 1961
California
Biscuit
United
93%
54
78
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91
„
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mortgage
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United
U
Reading Co first & ref 3%s series D 1995_May-Nov
Republic Steel Corp
4%s
debs
1985
Mar-Sept.
Reynolds (R J) Tobacco 3s debs 1973
April-Oct '
Rheem Mfg Co 3%s debs 1975
Feb-Aup
Rhine-Westphalia Electric Power Corp—
coll
Pacific RR
104
,91%
of
Refunding
1
debentures
37/aS
85 Ya
June-Dec
1968
mtge
1st
25/as
105%
96Ye
96%
1990—April-Oct
M
of
Co
Oil
'85
85
14
90%
138
102%
90%
*80
mortgage and coll trust 2%s 1975_ApriZ-Oct
mtge
Union
93%
100% 100%
90%
Mar-Sept
104%
108
.
*82
1970—April-Oct
Products 47/8s debs
Co 3%s 1986
Union
80%
89 %
89%
series B
Oil
Union
95 Ya
86%
95%
id
103
.
May-Nov
gold 5s 2000
Orleans
New
1st
95%
33
Q
Oats
of
debentures
3s
97%
97
90'%
1
128 Y4 131
—
Jan-July
3%s series C
first
refund
and
RR
First
3%s
Quaker
Pacific
Pacific-Missouri
Union
98
91 Ya
93%
84Y*
87
u
122 Ya
155
1983_April Oct
April-Oef
!
1977
refund
and
Tri-Continental Corp
80
95%
June-Dec
3Vis
and
&
Tidewater
84 Ya
83%
93Y*
80
II
II
RR—
84
103 % 103%
Jan-July
mortgage 8s 2037
June-Dec
refunding mortgage 3s 1972__May-Nov
refunding mortgage 2%s 1979_June-Dec
and
Orleans
New
100%
93
1968_Jan-July
2037
5s
impt M 4s series C 2019
Thompson
94%
96 Ya
98
91%
80%
—.
103Y4 103Y4
128 y4
impt 27/os series D 1985—_April-Ocf
1983
May-Nov
Term
90 Va
95Y4
89%
85
Louis—
St
and
Texas
71
96%
91
„
refunding
mortgage
June-Dec
June-Dec
—
and
General
93
69
96%
May-Noa
First
First
88
95%
117% 118%
Mar-Sept
of
Assn
'
June-Deo
1979
1980
First
Co—
First
RR
1st
1981
Gas
1963
1979-
notes
notes
First
94 Ya
90 Ya
„
*84
May-Nov
37/as
12
ApriZ-Oct
Co
Electric
88%
70%
*95%
88
87Ya
Inc—
notes
&
98%
7
92
*90
__
~~
Ya*
*84Y8
May-Nou
Company (The) 3%s debs
Corp 3s debentures 1965
98%
98 Ya
"
90
90
15
.
„
90Y2
*90Ya
—Jan-July
II
94%
*90
'
Jan-July
May-Nou
Refund
Texas
98 Ve
"91 Ya
Jan-July
Refund
90
—
1966
1972
Texas
89%
Mar-Sept
1973
Gamble
Service
1970
1986
Power
debs
debentures
3s
23/4s
debentures
&
Public
96%
116%
—
100
Mar-Sept
1st mtge 6s 1971
Texas
70%
1st
Line
Electric
conv
Procter
91%
1973
83Ya
—
1
Jan-July
1973
conv
senior
Terminal
—
88
ApriZ-Oct
E 1975—_April-Oct
mtge 3Vis 1964—May-Noa
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal 3Vis 1965
Jan-July
Pittsburgh Plate Glass 3s debs 1967
April-Oct
Pittsburgh Youngstown & Ashtabula Ry—
1st general 5s series
B 1962
Feb-Aug
& Chem
(James)
senior
Texas
mortgage 3%s series
Coke
33/4s
90
1982
debs
debentures
2%s
capital
5 Ya %
103%
105
5
95 %
*98%
3 Vis
123%
98
113% 114%
114%
1963_Feb-Aup
Potomac
89
Cincinnati Chic & St Louis Ry—
Consolidated
Pittsb
205
*100% 101%
Feb-Aug
4Vis
conv
subord 'debs
1987
Feb-Aug
Pillsbury Mills Inc 3Yas s f debs 1972
June-Dec
Pittsburgh Bessemer & Lake Erie 2%s 1996 June-Dec
Pittsburgh
92
Jan-July
4V4s
37/aS
debentures
5Yas
90%
1974
(Ohio)
107
5s
90%
Co
T
'
—Apr-Oct
Oil
Chemical
Surface
81%
100% 100%
April-Oct
1989
77%
79%
June-Dec
Standard
75
88
Jan-July
5
2%s
84
72%
82
77%
92
77
83
Talcott
Phllco
St
BeJl
debentures
4YaS
"86
4Yas
tr
first
79%
&
First
i-
A
ser
consol gold
first
coll
div
95
83
May-Noa
Ry
mtge
Spiegel
May-Noa
89%
101%
70
June-Dec
95%
100
E 1986
series
mortgage 2%s series F
mortgage 2Y4s series G
27
First
First
First
•
33/8s
89%
Co—
2%s
mtge b'/^ series 11
32
First
First
St
mtge
RR
1977
A
First
100 Ya
refunding 2%s 1967
refunding 2%s 1974
& refunding 2%s 1981
&
refunding 2%s 1978
&
mortgage 3 Vis
1982
&
refunding 3YaS 1983
& refunding 3 Yes 1985
& refunding 4y8s 1987
First
St
1st
Pacific
98Ya
&
First
t
Lines)
(Oregon
mortgage
70 Ye
&
63
i2fiV4
91
84
71Ya
Feb-Aug
56%
ioq»a
—_M«y-Nov
69 3%
—
II
153
""
1969
70%
Mar-Sept
63
*55 Ya
*H8
1981
95
April
Jan-July
1973_Juue-Dec
conv
_
4y2s
100 Ya
77
High
131 y4
—.
4YaS
70%
1990
1994
*130
4Y2s
69 3%
1974
B
4y2s
Jan-July
Gold
Jan-July
1985—Jan-July
1984
series
Low
First
98
.
Jan. 1
No.
Gold
87 3%
9
Co
Range Since
Sold
88 y.
91%
356
1970
2%s-4Y»s
Ry
Bonds
High
88 Vi
78
91 Vi
90%
95%
Friday's
Bid & Asked
100%
80
*91 Ya
83%
or
Sale Price
Co—
ApriZ-Oct
1981
3V4»s
General gold 4YaS series C
1977
Philadelphia Electric Co—
First & refunding 2%s 1971
First
Gas
Pacific
%
17
Marquette Ry 37/es series D 1980
Philadelphia Baltimore & Wash RR Co—
5s
Natural
Southern
88%
June-Dec
Pere
General
Souinern
84%
95%
90%
Week's Range
Last
Period
Co—
debentures
convertible
First
1968
series D
Eastern
88
95
April-Oct
1965
A
B
mortgage
&
81%
82
...
series
series
4 Vis
4
85%
88%
Feb-Aup
1975
General mortgage 4Vis series E
General
Indiana
*85%
June-Dec
Pennsylvania RR—
General
1979
Edison
3%s
Southern
85%
%
California
79
81
*80 Va
1964_June-Dec
Southern
78%
74%
77
79
71%
27
79
Interest
Exchange
Low
Southern
debentures
Power &
General
77 Ya
BONDS
New York Stock
High
70
Airways—
subord
conv
—
3Vas
American World
Pan
18
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
1991
debentures
Western
Low
No.
May-Nov
!_
debentures
4%s
Jan. 1
A/ar-Sept
1981
3%s
*73
79
75
Range Sino*
Sold
Mar-Sept
—
1983-
3 %b
73%
April-Oct
April-Oct
3 Ves
Pacilic
74
High
Friday
Bonds
}
(Range for Week Ended December 2)
Week's Range
Friday
31
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TJnnAc
impaired by maturity.
as being in bankruptcy, receivership, or reorganized
reported
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under Section 77 of
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current week.
.
32
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2248)
■
.
Monday, December 5, 1£63
.
,
i.i
American Stock Exchange
WEEKLY AND YEARLY RECORD
In the following extensive list we furnish a complete report
on
the American Stock Exchange for the week beginning
and
Last
Far
Petroleum
Aberdeen
Mfg
Missiles
Acme
Class
A
class
Corp
A
1
Acme
Wire
Inc
Precision Products
Co
Aerojet-General
7%
__1
.10
.
,
I
Corp
7%
2 Mi
13
•
10c
2 Mi
47
1
7%
Aero
l
3 Ml
Manufacturing Corp
Supply Manufacturing
Surpass Shoe Stores
7 Mi
3 Mi
2,200
4MB
4%
Southern.
8%
5
3%
Oct-
2%
10
5% May
3,300
Bourjois
Brad
Breeze
Sep
Mi
Nov
5%
Oct
21%
Jan
Brillo
10 Ms
Aug
Britalta
2
9,200
4iy8
Oct
72% May
5,500
6 Mi
Oct
10Ms
3 Mi
Oct
8
3 Ma
4% May
3,100
2,000
50
85
85
84
84
22
135
100
20%
3%
1,500
*
Oil
American
British
2
■
Jun
8Ms
Jan
7,600
4Mb
Nov
30 Ma,
175
29%
Sep
31%, Jan
35%
39 Ma
3,350
28
Sep
47
2Mb
18,70)
2
10
28 Ms
x273/s
27 Mi
2,800
-
21i
11? May
25 Mi
Feb
Jan
37
10
Aug
.Jan
Mar
Tobacco—
American
British
Jan
Amer
dep
Jan
Amer
dep rets ord registered——£1
8
ord bearer———£1
rets
8
8
A
May
A
300
800
10 Ms
7H Aug
34 Mi
31% July
8
A
33 Ma
34 Mi
*
Power—
British Columbia
Oct
149
Sep
Feb
5 Mi
3Ms May
15,800
Ma'
4
4Mb
Mi
35%
Co—
Jan
6 Mi
Ms
Jun
3 Ms
Jun
7
Oct
4Mb
High
19 Mi
Oct
1%
30 Ma
4
1
Petroleums Ltd
22
Jun
18
600
4%
Gas Co—
Manufacturing Co
3
4
2
Feb
14
703
500
IMo
1
*
—1
;
—_,.—
Bridgeport
Jan
400
Light
Traction
Corp
14 Ms
14 Ml
14%
Inc.——_20c
& Pwr ord_*
Works
Gear
Low
High
Low
1
Inc
Foote
12 Mi
1,300
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
""
Jan
5,400
for Week
of Prices
Par
Jan
9 Ma
19 Ms
19
•
& Discount Inc
Great
2% July
1Mb
50 Ma
8%
49
1
Agnew
Alabama
1,100
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
High
13 Mi
13
-
8%
Aeronca
Aid Investment
Low
High
1%
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Brazilian
25c
Admiral Plastics Corp
Range for Week Ending Dec. 2.
Corp
common
Acme
1%
1%
stock or bond in which any dealings have
for Week
3Ms
3
3 Ma
-
.it
of Prices
Low
10c
Corp
Construction
&
Range
Sale Price
intended to include every security whether
occurred during the current year,
itself and is
Stock Exchange
Sales
Week's
Friday
STOCK8
American Stock Exchange
Acme-Hamilton
of the transactions
Monday, Nov. 28,
It is compiled from the report of the American
ending Friday, Dec. 2.
Jan
39 Mi Mar
British Petroleum Co Ltd—
'
Alabama Power
4.20%
Alan
Co
Wood
5%
Steel
preferred
100
10
common
82
Airlines
Inc
Jan
86% Aug
20%
Dec
42 M2
1
"4 Mi
4 Mi
~4%
1,400
Amer
Oct
86 Mi
Jan
6 Ms
Jan
All
dep
rets
Class
American
Alleghany
Corp
warrants
Allegheny Airlines Inc_
Alliance Tire
Allied
Artists
5%%
Pictures
convertible
Allied
Control
Allied
Paper
All-State
Alsco
Co
7%
8%
6
6Ms
3
3 Mi
3
2,800
-fl%
5Ms
10
Inc..
4,000
12 Ma
500
10
12 Ms
Aug
Jan
B
Nov
4 Mi
Mi
4
4%
17 Ms
17
Oil
Corp
12,100
4 Mi
Aug
10 Mi
Jan
10 Ms
Nov
23 Ms
Jan
81 Mi Mar
American
Beverage
American
Book
American
Business
Israeli
American
American
1,600
4 Ma
Sep
Sep
Thread
Co
50%
Apr
19%
12% Aug
8Mb
Oct
19 Mi
3Ma
Oct
6 Mi
Die
Oil
Anacon
Lead
Anchor
Post
4
4%
5%
4%
5 Ma
26 Ms
43%
5
4
1
Del
2
10%
preferred
5
4 Mi
of
1,100
Ms
4%
6
200
15,200
26 Mi
400
1
Nov
Dec
14 Ma
Sep
900
5
10,100
4 Mi
10 Ms
39
1,100
4
32%
100
29
Apr
1%
1Mb
2,200
Ma
26,800
16 Ma
200
Calif
A
A
16
2
13 Ms
Jan
$2.50
Apr
Nov
33
preferred
preferred
Calvan?Consol Oil
Chibougamau Mines Ltd
Co. Ltd
^—
Ltd common
Jan
Jan
Canada
Cement- Co
Dec
Oct
9,200
3 Mi
100
>
Campbell
Corp
8%
6M2
Nov
5Mi Mar
Jan
Jan
Canadian
7 Ms May
May
Canadian
45 Mi
49 Ms
35,100
22%
Jan
65 Ms May
3 Ma
1,900
3 Mi
Sep
7 Ms May
Canadian
May
5
7 Ms
7 Ms
7Ms
800
6 Mi
12
89 Mi
90 Ma
460
85 Ms
Jan
95%
Sep
9%
9 Mi
10 Ms
6,800
9 Mi
Nov
11%
Nov
Industrial
Arkansas
Power
&
Armour
Oil
Co
&
2.50
Oil
Corp
40%
41
2,300
34 Ms
Jan
41
Nov
33Ms
35%
33,700
29Mi
Oct
38
Ma May
20Ms
24
10,700
15 Mi
Oct
29 Ma
Feb
1Mb
2
Mi
14,800
IMa
Nov
6 Ms
Jan
4 Mi
4
Ms
1,500
4%
Aug
8%
Jun
Ms
17,100
Mi
Nov
ii
Jan
86 Mi
Light 4.72 pfd__100
warrants-
convertible
35c
Asamera
40%
22 Mi
Co
Gas
35%
5"
Corp___
Aluminum Co
Arnold Altex
1
2
4
4%
40c
;
preferred-Ltd-
Mi
Mi
-
94
Jan
Sep
Industries—
Electric
American
dep
Associated
rets reg
Food
Laundries
Associated
Oil
Associated
Stationers
2 Mi
1%
1 Ma
4 Mi
5
11,800
11
12,000
1
Supply
103/i
2 Ms
Coast
Atlantic
Line
Research
del
Atlantica
Atlas
Devices
Mining
9,4O5
lMi
2,500
Non-voting
10 pesos
5 Ma
5 Mi
5 3/i
17,600
1%
1MB
1 Ma
16,500
IMi
13 Ms
13%
13 Ms
3,500
12 Mi
30Ms
Feb
66
Jan
Sep
Oct
58 M2
Jun
tt Sep
2Mb
Jan
5
Ms
4Ms
Ma
9,500
23%
22 Mi
23 Mi
15,100
5 Ms
5 Ms
5 Ms
2,500
5
8
8
8%
1,300
6%
1
4
4
1
•
4
4
4 Mi
11%
May
1
Inc
Collieries
Nov
4
Jan
Jan
3
18 Mi Mar
15 Ms
Feb
25
12 Ms Mar
Oct
Oct
9 Ms
July
Sep
11 Ms
Baldwin
Barcelona
Barnes
t
Tr
Oil
(A S)
Bell
Telephone
Canal-Randolph
Corp
Carnation
Co
"•
Carter
(J
W)
Products
Casco
(A
Castle
Hadley Corp.—___
Central Maine Power 3.50%
Oil
Charter
Co
Cherry-Burrell
Corp
15%
15 Ms
16 Mi
9,300
13 Mi May
23 Ms
Sep
Chromalloy
44
43%
44
37%
51 Mi
Jan
16
3
3%
"%
Mi
22%
35%
14 Mi
14 Ms
5 Ms
5 Ms
3
Jan
Dec
A Apr
25
Jan
25 Ms
Mar
Jan
Corp——
Corp
——
Benrus
Watch
Bickford's
Foil
Corp
—
Co
Blumenthal
Clayton
Bohack
5 % °k
Borne
For
(H
4
Jan
8
C)
Co
Feb
Apr
Oct
Cockshutt
20Ma
23
23,300
15 Mi
Oct
25 Mi
Sep
Cohu
34
40 Ma
27,000
2 1Mb
Feb
57Ma
Jun
Colonial
15 Mi
Corp
Chemical
Co
2,200
13 Ms
Oct
25 Ma Mar
Colonial
Sand
&
6 Mi
2,200
5 Ms
Oct
10Ms Mar
5,500
H
5,500
7Ms
Club
footnotes,
see page
Oils
Caribbean
Jun
5
A
Feb
Jan
14 Mi
Jan
Jun
1Mb
Jan
July
61?
Sep
3Ms
Jun
4Mb
Jun
Oct
12 Mi
Jan
Ms
7 Ms
•,.7 Ms Sep
%
Oct
12 Ms
11 Mi
11 Ms
Jan
IM4
Jan
14
Dec
Ms
Jan
15
Apr
8
July
11 Mi
Dec
Oct
28 Vb
Jan
1.400
5
Jan
102
.
%
5Ms-
,
53/i
4 Ma
v
Ma
Jan
Nov
Sep
Feb
5%
Feb
65 Ms
Jan
100
8Mb
Feb
99 Mi
103 Mi
Oct
47 M2
10
500
64 Mi
102
%
~5%
700
800
5%
60 Mi
64 3/i
102
9,100
■
A Aug
6% Mar
;
•
10 Mi
6M4 Mar
.,
13 Mi
13 Mi
4
13 Ms
13 Mi
2,800
Nov
■
4%.
5Mi
11,700
4Mi
53 Ms"
57Mi
30,000
31 Ms
1 Ma
7,500
IMi
30
63 M2
Jan
IMi
1Mb
68
68.;;
68 Ma
■
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Nov
Oct;'
14 Mi
4,000
11 Mi
275
21 Ma
25
25Ma
6 Ma
300
100
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6 Mi
2Mi
70
•
83
15 Ma
Nov
Jan
Aug
Aug
Apr
25 Mi Mar
30 Ma
9%
Nov,.
Jan
Feb
"
27 Ma
"\h
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"%
10,900
14 Ms
llMs-
■
15 Ma
38 Mi
•
39 Ms
11 July
11 Ms
Aug
Oct
9.
Apr
Ml Ms
Oct
11,000
39
33 Ma
Feb
6%
32
14
.
Oct
32Ms"
.
July
26 Ma
.
Oct
23 Mi
26 Ma
Ml
57Mi
Feb
23 Mi
-6
10 Mi. Jan
Jan
•
Mar
21
Nov
73Mi
5
54 Ms
Jan
16
,
Feb
40
28Mi
28 M2 May
4,400
Nov
Jan
'
2i;
21 Ma
21 Ms
700
"
'
20Mo. Oct ;
Mi Oct
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3 Ms
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3 Mi
8,400
27Ms
8,300
5 Ms
24
25
5 Mi
.
200
1 Ms
i.
20 Mi
43%
Oct
24,700
3 Ms
36 Mi
39
6,500
23 Ma
Oct
I6M1
16 Mi
16 Ms
2,300
15 Ma
Nov
13 Ms
12 Mi
9 Ms
6%
JUn
37
,
.*
5%
-
13%
6,600
Mi
9 Mi
14,000
10 Ma
10 Ma
100
8
6 Ma
6%
900
2%
2MB
1,000
3 Ms
3
1
6 Ma
1 Ms.
„
Jan
Oct
39
M
Dec
23 Ms
Jan
16Mb
,
Jun
11%
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6 Mi" Feb
Jun
10%
9%. Aug
53/i Aug
12%
Feb
5 Ms Mar
3 Ms May
1
Commercial
—
Oct
9 Va Mar
5 Ma
Jan
5 3/i
Nov
Jan
Jan
1 %
Jan
Compudyne
Jan
Connelly
Jan
4%
Jun
Consol
7 Ms May
10 Ms
Jan
Consolidated Mining &
3 Ms
Ms
7 Ms
103
10 Mi
900
10 Mi
Nov
13 Mi
47 3/i
48 Mi
1,200
44 M2
May
48 Ms
17 Ms
Aug
16Mb
18 Ms
12,100
13 Ms
Feb
25 Ms
Jun
297/8
7 Mi
1,100
..
9 Ms
„
Nov
.
1,700
6 Ms
35
10,300
7'Ma
Oct
4
4
9-Ma
Jun
97/s
Jun
Ma
200
Oct
19%
23 Ma Mar
8Mb
Jun
173/s
Apr
15% May
Dec
4 Ms
Jan
13 Ms
Sep
Oct
8Mb
8Mb
8 Mi
_50c
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30 Ma
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28
27 Mi
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Number 6009
192
Volume
.
.
(2249)
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
33
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range for Week Ended December 2)
Week's
American Stock Exchange
of Prices
Par
Class
Coro
$1
&
Reynolds
preferred
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common—
class
Crane
19%
Nov
17%
13%
13%
100
13%
Dec
18%
15%
300
13%
Jan
16 %
18% Mar
6%
6%,
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6
6
6
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Sep
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8%
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8%
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0
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changed
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5%
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18 %
Jan
General
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18
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41
48% Mar
Mar
9
Oct
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Dec
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100
29%
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35%
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12
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2,200
31
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Nov
14%
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14%
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1,600
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300
;
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16,700
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6%
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4%
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150
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,
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100
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18,000
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21
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dep
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100
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7% May
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14 Va
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Apr
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41
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8,700
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5%
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it
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5
23
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61
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Jun
Jan
Jan
Jan
65
May
6%
Jan
1%
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Jan.
July
Mar
B
Jan
31%
Jun
29
15% Mar
.
4
8%
8%
9
43%
42%
43%
33%
32%
36%
20,000
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Aug
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dep
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3%
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7%
Oct
1
26
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2,200
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Oct
5%
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Oct
5.
6%
10%
9%
,
500
10%
6
6 %
10%
2,800
Aug
7%
Jan
11% "Nov
17%
Jan
2%
Dec
6%
Jan
6
.
Dec
12%
Jan
8'/4 Mar
900
10
9 %
Nov
'•'11% Mar
11
Sep
5%
7~%
7
3%
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5ya
Nov
7%
Sep
2,800
2
.
Oct
3 Va
Jan
7%
1,900
6%
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9%
Jun
3%
'3%
1,200
2%
5%
>2
1,900
3ya
Nov
7% July
Jan
3,000
1%
Sep
2%
19%
Oct
31%
Jan
15,800
%
Nov
2%
Aug
*
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7.50
*
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%
it
4%
4%
54
54
I
16
33 y4
160
8%
711
7-fif
7A
300
2% Mar
4'/a
48%
Apr
61
Jun
10,600
7%
Jun
13%
Jan
Jan
7,700
7
Jun
12%
33
34
375
30
Jun
39%
131
163
530
43
3,500
163
Dec
43
Dec
32%
Jun
98
20
94
Apr
99
31
31
200
29
Nov
38%
600
8
Oct
14
39%
9%
3
14%
15%
14%
14 V2
9%
15
9O0
13%
500
3%
3
13%
16,500
Feb
Jun
115
98
41V2
Oct
1,700
55
Sep
23 Va
Sep
22
Oct
Jun
Mar
Apr
Apr
Oct
3
21%!
4%
Sep
Dec
25%
Nov
22 lA
21%
24 y8
1,600
23 Va
23%
25'/a
11,800
32%
31%
34
33Vic
13%
13%
£1
9%
9A
35%
34%
36
6,400
30% July
39
*
ord
reg
12%
12%
13
1,100
11% Aug
13
Apr
8% May
10
Mar
(Canada)
Inland
25c
1
Credit
Jan
Inland
Homes
1
5
1
1
—5
Corp
of North America
Insurance Co
Breweries
International
—
Inc
Sep
-Jan
—-33'/fee
Oil Company
Investors
1
Service Co 3.90% pfd—100
Royalty
Iowa Public
Iron
Products
Fireman
—
Manufacturing—.
Ironrite Inc
—
8%
Dec
Irving
39%
Feb
Israel-American
>,
6,500
10,900
Plywood Co Inc
Corp class A
Jan:
Mar
2 '■
Nov
Sep
3%
Industrial
:.ll% Mar
Aug "♦
7%
Sep
3%
Jan
Aug
Iptex
2,000
■
3%
18% Mar
43% May
2,600
25%
Apr
36'/a
Nov
13%
1,900
11% May
21%
Jun
9*1
12,300
7 A July
Air
Oil
1
:-l.
1
Chute
Corp
10c
78%
Jan
10% Sep
Jan
86% Aug
80%
60
5*/8
5%
2,300
4%
Jun
6%
3%
3%
1,400
3%
Nov
7%
15%
16 %
3,200
14*/4
Nov
17
11
Jan
Dec
80
15%
Jan
heb
Nov
8%
9%
300
8% Aug
67%
70%
7,200
60*/4 July
70%
70*4,
11
10%
ll'/4
6,300
Jun
14%
30 Va
29%
30%
2,500
26
May
31%
Jan
7%
1,100
7
Dec
16%
Jan
8%
4,900
9%
Jan
.3,100
77
Jan
Industries—
rets
Nov
1%
102
1
Corp
Chemical
American
19%
8%
Jan
Feb
1%
Hydromatics Inc
Hydrometals Inc
Hygrade Food Products
181%
3%
93%
67
7%
10c
1
—2.50
5
Oct
iy8
10
30
75
22'/a
Hycon Manufacturing Co
,13% Jan
Oct
Jan
58% July
Nov
4% May
A com—5
5
common
Jun
10
Apr
43% Nov
8,100
1
Co
Inc Class
8
Nov
3,800
5%
Motors
5,900
11%
Jun
9*/4
1%
International Holdings. Corp
111
Jun
4%
5%
100
2.50
International
4%
10
31%
Jun
3%
5%
Imperial Tobacco of Canada
5
Imperial Tob of Gt Brit & Ireland_£l
Indianpolis Pwr & Light 4% pfd_ 100
Indust
Electronic Hardware Corp—50c
lYrt Dec
47/8
4% Aug
Oct
20
1,600
101
75
Oct
28 Va
800
Jun
19%
July
:9%
Nov
•
,7% Aug
4% May
4
3%
30% July
201%; Aug
Oct
•
3%
101
Nov
7% July
36
Oct
7,500
10,900
Jan
,12
Oct
Feb
5
'14
%
4%
500
5y0
25%
common
(Harvey)
Class
%
4%
x23%
Co
Baking
Hardart
Hardart
Electric
%
4%
24%
19%
;
Feb
600
Nov
32%
1%
A
Jan
6,100
Jan
8%
Dec
21 '/4
preferred
Hoskins (The) Mfg Co
Feb
17
Dec
.
21
class
10y4
2,300
5
8%
Sep
5%
2,700
62 Va
Dec
5
19 %
2,800
62%
7
Dec
3%
3,000
3,300
62%
Aug
Jan
5
50c
1
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& Co
&
8 %
Jun
Ltd
18
liy4
18'/a Mar
1,600
4%
Nov
7%
2,400
22%
3
14%
28
1% May
3,300
i
8
3%
7%
1
—
Oct
150
Jan
—~25c
Nov
48,700
1
7%
28
19%
—2.50
50c
Mines
13
19%
27
~3%
7%
—
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Gold
&
%
,
Co
(Geo A)
Hubbell
4"% May
110%
?
2
1%
2
19%
common
5%
Jan
' 3%
8%
26%
Co Inc
&
International Corp
Horn
-
:
50%
46
5%
100
10,300
•
2%
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Nov.'
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5%
46 y2
10
7%
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—-1
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Corp—
Sep
Nov
2& Nov
5%
9%
600
B
Class
12ya
34,500
9%.
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:
Hormel
16*%
31,800
214
13
8%,
300
5%*
5%
9%
10%
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I9y4
'-5
Oct
34,400
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4% Sep
.
NOV
5
^
5,400
5%
•
4%
10
5%
-
-
5y8
■
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,
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20%
2%
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Home
13 y»
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f,
(R)
Class
Apr
1.1%
-
Hoe
Imperial
17%
2%
Hilton
Oct
32
V.
5,300
July
•
,27%
129y2
10c
700
400
6,500
1%
Supermarkets Inc
Hotels
"warrants"
Hill's
Howell
%
10
5%.
Aircraft
Nov
6%
800
12.. r
5
*
see page
;
Nov
34
3% May
400
V
——
Mar
7%
£1
:
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Inc
A>" Co—V—
21
30
20,900
«
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City Enterprises
——^
1
Fox Head Brewing Co—.—1.25
Fresnillo
(The) Company--!
—1
Frost
2,000
12%
8%
Sep
10%'"'
Forest
Friendly
19 % May
Apr
'-'5%:
1
11%
23%
12ya
Holly Corporation
Holly Stores Inc
Holophane Co
26%
Feb
Nov
.
3%
5%
Inc_
13
11%
22
2%
Jan
Oct
8%
4
2,300
37%
sy8
—1
10%
22
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11,500
1,^
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11%
11%
Industries
62,700
:•
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13 % Mar
1%
Hollinger
.26%
"
Nov
11%
Hofmann
93%
6%
&
Sep
Y J 900
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10c*
^
10%
1
conii—25c
Manufacturing
Jan
23%
:
_25c
Corp
300
Electronics—-—25c
Radio
Higbie
15%
4%
—1
Inc
Financial
ny.
10c
Payne Inc—
Galion
Products Inc
35%
3%
10c
Corp
10%
100
10c
&
Oct
43,200
•
Co 5*%*%
&
Oct
47%
30%
"»
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Sep
May
10% May
—
*
pfd —-100
Corp
(W E)
Hoffman
%
3%
sy8
___
Petroleum
%
—
preferred
Sep
3%
Farmer
Felmont
15%
Inc
Herold
Mar
8%
11
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Candy Shops Inc„
1
Faraday Uranium Mines Ltd-:
1
Fargo Oils Ltd—__lj
Fanny
18
25c
Co
Rubinstein
34%
16
30
-
14%
Jan
Nov
Foods Inc-50c
Kosher
20% Aug
9
91
28y8
Co_„___1.50
Jun
11%
—*
—
.32% Aug
Jun
42%-
150y2
_1
68%
7%
400
5%
10c
10c
*
Co
Lithographing
Inc
Corp
Hiller
44%
22%
i
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——1•;
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9,800
Nov
.—2
Co—.—
Jan
3%
Instrument—!..—1Y'
39
8,400
13 y«
2 Va
-25
Jan
4%
47%
class-A-—,—1--1
NOV
28%
.—1
—
Light
169%
Sep
9%
"
6%
——
Inc
182
Oct
Feb
6%
9*%
.
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& Co
Camera
Apr
95'/a
11%
1
Oct
22% Mar
15,900
23
~
——--_1 i ..'r12
—_4
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15%
Eureka Corporation Ltd—.$1 or 25c
v'4 »V
Eureka
Pine
Line—_10 \
Exquisite Form Industries Inc——10c
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Factor
100 Yt
Jan
55%
-10
Co
Highway Trailer Industries
5% convertible preferred
43%
Dec
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Jan
July
12%"
26%
——
Apr
33
167%
Afr-Freight. Corp—__4_;_——20c Y;.*22%
District Electric 5%Vpi'd—4100Empire Millwork Corp„———;
1
12%
Manufacturing
10%
8% May
85%
Jan
.20c
—
Bishop
Jan
2,100
27%
15
inc
Stores
6%
26%
153%
Empire
Mfg &
Esquire
Inc
Nov
11%
1
Corporation
Hazeltine
17% May
23%
Emery
Espey
1%
97
.—2
Co—
Plywood Corp
4 ,V Aug
4,000
23.%f.
.
5,200
22%
-10c
—
Hall Lamp
Harbor
Oct
'
28%
.
1%
H
H
NOV-';..
4% July
.
1.,
Equity Corp common—„'_■—_—10c.
$2 convertible preferred--——l—1 4
Erie Forge & Steel Corp common—-1
,
6 %. cum 1st preferred-———10
1%
Oct
31%
.'3%
20%
7'
Jan
1%
1
Electric
Jan
'2%
.
.
Jun
3%
27,800
&
Hartfield
11%
7%
24 ;
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—50c
America—a——1
24%
16%
13 Va
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Industries—50c
Western Industries
1
Industires Inc
1
Land
States
Hartford
38%
300
33
—,
El-Tronics Inc new common^—
Jun
10% May
14%
Films Company Inc
SGuild
Gulf
Harnischfeger Corp
Nov
Nov
25%
__
;
Jun
20%
15%
5
33% Jan
;
Oct
41% Mar
1,100
2%
28
37/a
—_1,
8ya
Aug
Oct
A com—*
Hazel
2%
30%
25%
,"1" 7%
Associates Inc__ 10c
Nov
17%
Nov
Products—
Harmon-Karaon
10
3,000
—
-
Nov
4%
900
19
11
Stores
Ham
Jan
23%
200
11%
•
■
39%
7,900
19
so y8
Industries Inc class
10%
6% July
25
49
/
1
Y
5,000
5%
4%
5 */a
13 y8
Grocery
10% -jan
Oct
29%
*
10%
4
*
39%
35%
36
52"
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47%
"-'Jun
8
44%
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26% Mar
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1
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~
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of
Jan
—
—
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Griesedieck
Feb
11% July
8% May
8,600
8%
8%
,8%
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—
*
—
Electronic
Corp
6%
4*/a
'
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Jan
2,400 '•
33
8%
51'"
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Assistance
Specialty
Jan
Nov
11
Feb
16%
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500^^
•
9%
9%
common———1
Electronic
Electronic
Jun
23%
44,000
700
—50c
Hydraulics
Gridoll
,
23%
*
—1
Elder Mines and Dev Ltd—
1
Electric
Bond
&
Share
Y—4-5
Electronics
29 Va
Dec
12
30
preferred series A
6%
Gulton
11%
Freightways Inc
I—- -20c
Malleable
Iron—4———25
.-,'$7 preferred series A———
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Edo Corporation class A———
.
18% May
11
Feb
10%
13%
10
——.
Eastern
Electronic Research
Jun
Jan
X28 %
"
Great
Hercules
Electrographic
Jan
5%
9*/4
10c
Lakes Chemical Corp
1
Western Producers common—60c
Helmerich
Corp
4%
3% May
93%
1
5
Gray Manufacturing Co
Great Amer Industries Inc
4 %
Eastern
3% July
1% Oct
9%
Feb
7%
Manufacturing Co
Manufacturing
Rapids Varnish
Grand
July
9%
5,400
%
9%
28 %
143
900
5%
8
18% May
Jan
Jan
14,600
13%
7%
3 %
135
60
8
9%
Co_.——__*
America-!—-1
of
Apr
8%
9%
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Duval SUlphur & Potash
Corp
18%
Apr
3% July
.
•
——J—-7—*
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Dynamics
Feb
4%
5%
8%
,
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Hosiery class B common—*
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13 %
7%
————
Durham
500
3,900
&
—1—
Exploration', Co__————1
Driver Harris Co
—5
Drug Fair-Community Drug
.——1
Duke
Power
Co——i-——
—-*
Dunlop Rubber Co Ltd—.' '"y '
American
dep rets ord regY
10s
DOro
1,100
1,900
6,500
93%
—1
16%
--4
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Consolidated
5,300
33
&
Duraloy
Goldfield
7%
10%
8%
———
Drilling
Nov
25%
—
common————7.50
Ltd—
Corp
hi
15%
—————32.50
Corp—;
_——1
Douglas Oil Company
-1,;'
Draper
Nov
10%
14*4
preferred
Dorsey
(The)
Brewery
%
—*
stocks— *
ord
Sep
2%
Apr
42,800
140% 143
$2
Dow
Aug
9%
6i°u
.
Chemical Co Ltd—_•
Inc
Dorr-Oliver
10 %
Jan
2
—
Textile Co Ltd—————*
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Nov
6%
8%
2%
_
Coal
&
&
Jan
5%
2,200
—
1
Research
&
Bridge Co Ltd
Dominion
12%
1,600
<
10s
——————_
1 r
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7,800
8%
8 *
9%
10c
10
6
Jan
4%
—
—*
Glass Tite Industries Inc
4c
Glenmore Distilleries class B
1
Globe Union Co Inc
5
Gobel (Adolf) Inc
—1
Gold Seal Products Corp class A—10c
15%
30%
*
.
3%
1%
11%
*
Co
(A C)
Nov
4
!
dep rets ord reg—
Diversey
•
com—
preferred—
Distillers
Amer
Supermkts
Quality
J!
7%
12
8
5%
class
Corp
Transit System Inc
C
%
15
!
1
1
Products———1
Devon-Palmer Oils Ltd——
25c
D
Sep
Jun
101
Nov
'
1
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Mines Ltd
Yellowknife
6%
'
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30%
8%
2*/a
25
140%
Dayco
7%
.
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10c
pref
:———35
cl A com—20c
Dejay Stores
—50c
Dennison
Mfg class A——
5
8% debenture stock
.100
Mines Inc
Day
6 Vb
7%
7%
—
7%
5%
%
15%
—-1
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Dec
6%
6%
6%
7%
__50c
—50c
common———2.50
Crystal Dairies—
Industries
89 y8
Feb
Jun
2
300
1
—a
preferred
$4.60
400
9%
7
Daryl
5%
.
Aug
9%
8
VB
69
9
8
—1
,i
common—
100
49
50%
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class A—._*
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19 %
5
2.50
•
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1
1
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Genung's Incorporated .
Georgia Power $5 preferred
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19
General
Gilchrist Co
Daitch
5
.
4%
2%
4%
Nov
3
4%
*
Laboratories
Cutter
65
2%
Co
Corporation
Manufacturing
Cubic
2
Electric
5%
Co—
Corp
2
5
1
1
25
1
common
preferred
convertible
2%
to
Oil
Tobacco
Cuban
—
Co
--25c
American
33%
100
100
1
"wts"
Acceptance
Alloys
General
25% July
6%
*
common
—
common—10c
—2.50
Co
Drug
Crystal Oil & Land Co
$1.12
preferred
High
'
Gellman
Dec
Co
preferred
5%
Nov
20
General
prown
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
G
General
& Co.
Crown Central Petroleum (Md)
Crown Cork Internat'l "A" partic
Shares
Apr
15%
dep receipts
Milner
Low
Par
Jan
15%
13%
(ord reg)—£1
Carrier Industries Inc
(Del)_50c
Petroleum
5
Crowley
for Week
7
__1.50
.
Bales
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
High
Ltd—
American
Week's
Last
.
American Stock Exchange
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
*
A
Corp
Beverage
Courtaulds
Creole
Shares
High
16% May
—*
5
1
non-voting—,—
B
Inc
Corroon
Low
STOCKS
Distilling Ltd cl A voting-*
(H)
Corby
for Week
Last
Sale Price
Friday
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
7
7
~
7%
9%
5% July
2%
1,000
77%
77'/a
20
72
16*/a
16*/a
16%
Sep
2
77 */2
2%
2
.
6%
15%
%,
1,400
July
15% Jun
9
2%
78
Jan
Jan
Oct
21% July
1,800
6%
16%
.
Feb
16'/.
"ft
6%
Aug
10%
Aug
700
13%
Oct
31%
Ffb
1%
Jnn
74,600
%
Nov
34
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Friday
Week's
Last
Range
STOCKS
American Stock Exchange
Sale Price
Low
Shares
Low
Co
11%
11%
12%
7%
6%
7%
lOo
Jupiter Oils Ltd
1 1*6
-ISO
lft
ley*
Jan
Nov
13%
Jun
lft May
3,600
113
Feb
2ft
0
5,400
6%
12,600
Mt
•
.
..
.
Kaiser
Industries
Kaltman
Kansas
Katz
(D)
Gas
Drug
Corp
Company
&
&
Electric
4%%
1
25o
Co
(Del)
)■
3
Jan
6'A
Jan
Nov
600
26%
Jun
37
39%
Feb
78
6,200
13
Apr
23%
12%
Nov
(IB)
(H
Knott
Hotels
L)
13
14%
1,000
13% Aug
2ft
2ft
16,809
.1% Mar
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800
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%
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$1.20
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National
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3,800
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1
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12%
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13 y8
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Jan
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17
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23%
20%.
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1
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Klein (S) Dept Stores Inc
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12%
13%
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—1.25
4
100
300
July
21%
Feb
3%
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6,950
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Kingston Products
Kirby Petroleum Co
Kleinert
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Muskogee Co
Oct
96
Jan
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—
1
16 Va
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88
20%
1
8
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Kidde (Walter) & Co
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.
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preferred
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Jun
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Metal
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for Week
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of Prices
Par
High
6%
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Last
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
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High
Monday, December 5, 1960
.
.
Friday
STOCKS
for Week
Mt
Jetronic Industries Inc.
.
(Range for Week Ended December 2)
Sales
of Prices
Par
Jeannette
Financial Chronicle
The Commercial and
(2250)
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13
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La
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Lake
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Electronics
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Corp
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19
Dec
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.
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Le
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Liberty Fabrics of N Y
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&
32%
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York
Nov
24%
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33A
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14.800
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1
32
Feb
154
26
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413A Aug
2 5 3/a
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43
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; Sep
30
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Jan
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2,800
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1
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11
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.
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,
.
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Nov
Class B
10
.
North
American Royalties
North
Canadian
10
18%
18
18'A
14,000
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183A
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57%
56%
57%
6,300
42 % July
58 %
Nov
10c
15 y8
14%
15 Va
300
12V8
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Northeast Airlines
26 3/8
26%
200
25
Oct
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15
Aug
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343/4
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39 3/a
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—
1,700
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Nov
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Silver Lead Mines.
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new
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Friday
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Lunkenheimer
Lynch
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14
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25c
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Lucky
1%
17
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1
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1
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New Mexico & Arizona Land.;
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-2%- Jun
14,700 G*.-
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Nov
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10
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4%
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Nov
•
37%
2
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100
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9 3/a May
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'
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.,
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1
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National Union Eleovnc Corp^r
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2,200
-
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Lamson & Sessions Co
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\
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1
20%
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1,200
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Magna Oil Corporation
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Majestic
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Martin
Massey-Ferguson
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2,400
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-
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—
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—
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61
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1
—
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31%
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8 3%
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4
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1,600
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Feb
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23%
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19%
Sep
27 3/i
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5%
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1%
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6 3/a
1,400
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9%
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10 Va
Nov
21'A
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2 Vb
7,800
1% May
113/a
800
10%
9%
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35%
40'A
11,800
12
13 V«
July
Dec
16 Va
Jan
43 Va
Jun
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4
11%
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Jun
Jan
22
—
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6,400
6%
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;
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193/4
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12%
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11%
Nov
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19%
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50c
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———50
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300
5%
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7
4.40%
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1st
4.80%
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series
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dividend preferred—
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$4.75
Nov
39
Jan
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5
July
9'A
Jan
Nov
4
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&
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5%
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s/a
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11/4
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433/4
32,300
28%
Oct
593A
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25%
28%
15,300
18
Oct
39 3/a
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Pantepec Oil (CA)
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class
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Feb
104
2%
A 300
.
"
1
dividend
Jan
Feb
200
28%
July
95
1,000
31% July
Jan
200
24'A
$4.40
125
2,500
Jan.
26 %
preferred—25
preferred—25
Pacific
35
25/8
Oct
29'/a
400
23%
1st
13 Va
5%
32
2,000
27 Va
23%
redeemable
Jun
23%
35
301/4
pfd series A
25
preferred—25
4.36%
Jun
5%
35
26
"%
1
preferred series C
Montgomery Ward Sc Co class
Montrose
46
Feb
27
24%
1st
10%
100
4.50%
22% Aug
30
25%
1st
Class
preferred
Nov
35
247/4
24\%
redeemable
33
Monongahela Power Co—
,
Oct
15 V4
30'/a
25'A
redeemable
300
23%
—
5%
Warrants
Monogram Precision
4%
2,000
27
243/4
25 3A
Molybdenite Corp (Can) Ltd-.
Molybdenum Corp of America.
Jan
•7 %
1,700
25
4.80%
113A
—
11%
101
iLLi
25
A———25
preferred
4.50%
101 %
——
2%
Missouri-Kansas-Texas RR
5%
1st pld^—25
1st
preferred
1st preferred-.:—
$4.36
Miller Wohl Co
5
16%
Feb
1,000
5
2.50
Mill Factors Corp
Va. Aug
20
Jan
113A
8%
8'%
37
Inc
Mid-West Abrasive
Midwest
1
2
preferred
19
Oct
Nov
23
1
conv
Sep
15'A
Dec
87%
10
Corp
Jan
157/a
100
May
23%
10c
1.
75%
200
-
Jan
16
5
.■
Jan--
6V* Feb
Aug
6%.
1
T.
^
■
48 V*. Mar
2,150
Aug
ft
77/a Jun
Jan
1
Inc
A
54
Mfg
A Jan
95
Jun
Nov
:-;""^.-3%.'Oct
O'okiep Copper Co Ltd Amer shares_10s
36
Jan---;
V*
3%
Jan
253A Mar
*
July
~2,600
,
-
7%
3'/* July. :•
Oct "
'""900
ft
7
6%
1
Corp
•-
43/a
103A
50c
1
A
90%
%"
*
Co
Michigan Chemical Corp
Michigan Sugar Co common
Midland Oil
%
4Va'
3
—
Inc
6%
preferred
Micromatic
Hone
27
89
'
1
4%
26
90c
_i-
Pacific Gas & Electric 6%
Extruders
4%
13%
1
preferred—— -—-100
Ltd.,—
Corp common
preferred
Overseas
4V
Miami
„/
20c
50c
Petroleum
Opelika
1
Thermit
o
■
Occidental
29%
Iron Co
&
23'A
t
'
Sep
£1
Corp
&
'
23%
30
2.50
Mfg Co
Merchants Refrigerating Co
Merrill Island Mining Corp Ltd
Metal
——
7,700
12,500
5%
5'A
'
'
2%
'
Marine
Ltd
Menasco
Mesabi
,
•
Ltd
Industries
McCulloch
Mead
7
.1.1
_
ft
IVb
1
5'A
'
warrants
Co
Matile
500
& Rubber
International
Communication
1 Vb
10C
Inc
A "...7-
Stores
lo
-
1%
8%
9
7%
7%
2%
3 Va
••
200
5,400
11% Aug
6'/a May
"
■
,
-'63A July
27/a
Nov
1
••
7%
Feb
6V4 May
Volume
Number
192
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
Week's
Friday
'stocks
Last
Range
Friday
Shares
7%
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
High
714
Low
7 Va
700
7%
Exchange
Feb
63 %
62
6314
300
60
Circle
Corp—
21%
2114
22%
1,100
21
Oct
40% Jan
Beton
Perfect
Photo
Inc
53
49%
54
33%
Jan
66"% July
1 Va Mar
Shattuck
47%
Sep
Shawinigan
Feb
preferred
Sherwin-Williams of Canada
Jan
Shoe
Jan
Bibouey-Caribbean
Peruvian
Oils
2.50
20c
—1
Minerals
&
114
13,900
2,300
68
Feb
34%
lVa
1 1*6
11,100
Oct
31% Mar
Aug
Servo Corp of America
Servomeohanisms
Leather
10%
_20c
Co
Denn
Low
1
Inc
for Week
of Prices
Par
Perfect
13
Sales
Range
Sale Price
High
Nov
Week's
Last
American Stock
Pep Boys (The)
1
Pepperell Manufacturing Co (Mass)__20
i-
4 <
(Range for Week Ended December 2)
for Week
Low
Par
-
r
1
Sales
of Prices
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
35
Shares
Low
9%
Oct
24%
Jan
8%
5,600
7%
Oct
16
Jun
Jan
40
Sep
Nov
10% Mar
35
~6%
5
High
5,900
73/8
8
113/4
•
Mining
Range Since Jan. 1
High
9%
~6%
~6%
25%
2,500
6%
27
1,300
24%
Oct
313/4
117 % 120
4,100
90
Mar
121%
89
July
Phillips Electronics & Pharmaceutical
Industries
.
34
5
.
Water &
Sherwin-Williams Co
Power
•
Philippine Long Disl Tel Co—10 pesos
Phillips Screw Co
.10c
5%
514
2,200
5
May
6%
4%
414
414
1,300
3%
Nov
6%
Phoenix
4
1
7%
714
7%
7.700
7%
Dec
8%
8%
9
2,100
7 % May
—1
9%
9%
9'/a
3,700
8%
Steel
(Del)_i
Corp
i
Piasecki
Aircraft Corp
Industries. Inc
Pierce
16
of
Co
25%
12.50
common
4%
514
118 Va
100
li;
Plastic
Materials. &
2,700
10
7
7%
1,300
6
Sep
May
Polymers Inc—10c
200
35
98,000
17
10
40
40
4014
_—50c
23
19%
24
Pneumatic Scale
Polarad Electronics
Corp
89% Jan
103% Aug
13% Mar
17 %
17%
1,100
17 Va
Oct
19%
,10o
Co
Sep
A
%
A
92,600
%
Jan
%
Apr
19%
193/b
20"%
16,700
17% July
293/4
Jan
Jan
23,500
19% Aug
1
May
31
1%
% May
B
914
Jun
59%
Jan
Simca
Oct
36%
Jun
Simmons
class
American
Alexander
Preston
Progress
13%
8,600
9%
Nov
1
16%
1814
600
15%
Oct
24
10%
10%
1,100
9%
Sep
11
Jan
44%
Jun
58%
Jan
3%
Feb
dep rets ord registered
Airways Inc
(Howard) Paper Mills
Sonotone Corp
—_
45%
46%
675
1
1%
1%
1%
4,600
6114
61%
62%
300
*
___L
66%
Ltd
44
1 %
3%
July
59% May
66
Jan
Feb
(The)
3914
39
Sinclair
Jan
Jan
53/8
Jan
8
Jan
fa
36
Jan
39
Apr
273/8
273/a
273/4
1,800
26%
Nov
35%
Jan
37
36
39 %
5,080
35% July
113%
Jan
53/8
5%
700
5
5%
4,600
13,600
Nov
South
Coast
5%
Jan
South
Penn
3,800
514
11%
Oct
18%
Oct
2014 Aug
15
Apr
33%
19%
1914
400
20%
21%
23 %
2,000
9%
Nov.
20%
Jun
5%
original
Sep
4.24%
cumulative
Jan
4.08%
cumulative
preferred
preferred
23%
California
Petroleum
Materiale Co Inc
84 Va
275
81 Va
Jan
88
48
47
48
35
Jan
20%
Sep
"Ill—Is
Co
1114
Nov
13
500
12% Xl3%
3,100
*
8% Aug
25%
1,700
30%
31%
4,200
28%
17% May
Jun
31% Aug
59%
59%
10
52%
63
23%
23%
100
53%
53%
100
22
22
500
11%
30 %
Aug
Jun
25
cumulative
4.56%
25
„25
26
Jan
Jan
60 %
Nov
48
May
..400
56»%
Sep
22%
20%
Jan
25
20% Mar
22% Aug
23
Aug
25
IS3/* Mar
21
Corp~2
8
75/8
15%
2
8%
2,000
15%
16
3,700
4%
5
300
43/8
Feb
11% May
4% Jun
Apr
8%
Nov
17
July
Southern
Pipe
Southern
Q
Realty <fe Utilities
1
11%
11%
11%
3,100
Royalty Co
Spencpr Shoe Corp—
Sperry Rand Corp warrants
5
57%
57% x573/4
1,000
54
Sep
1
25%
24%
25%
2,500
17%
Jun
25%
Nov
7%
7%
25,800
7%
Oct
113%
jan
73/4
8%
1,000
73/4
Nov
13%
Jan
Jan
Line
1
Southland
Quebec Lithium
Corp
Quebec Power Co
2
1
*
;
A
Oct
2,400
3%
Jan
Stalil-Meyer
.0(1
..9
Standard
Dredging Corp commonSi.60 convertible preferred
Standard Forghigs Corp
Standard
,
Name
Ramo
changed
Co—
1
27%
27%
27%
225
1
24%
22%
24%
9,000
22
July
10
16'A
16%
16%
4,700
153/4
Nov
27
Jan
10
Corp
Co
Real
Co
Inc
Estate
Trust of
Products
Standard
Shares
27%
Nov
7%
6%
7%
5,800
6 34
18%
183/4
1,900
11%
36% July
29% Aug
Nov
18%
40c
1
Realty Equities Corp of N Y
Pump Co.
Broadcasting & Dev
Jan
5
1
:
Reeves
Soundcraft
Reinsurance
4%
5
4%
1,200
Sep
Oct
5%
Oct
21%
Jan
414
1
._
19%
Oct
19
l
2,400
3%
Sep
53/4
Oct
11%
Jan
2 '
Oct
53/4
Jan
-
1
Corp
Co
&
Insurance
53/4
—
Co
—1
•
53/4
6 3%
18,600
2%
Corp
Investment
(Robert)
Reliance
10%
2%
2%
5,500
liS
2,600
'
\h
u
5
11%
123/s
Standard
Tube
10
10%
10%
3,100
Oct
14
23%
•# «*
233/4
250
23
Sep
26
Feb
13 %
300
11%
Oct
18%
Jan
3/a
15,900
3/4
Nov
2%
3/4
if
,
1
69
69
70%
4,800
113/8
10%
113/a
2,100
233/4
Co
Inc
223/8
233/4
1,300
Corp
class
Sep
Stanley Aviation
33/4
_63/8
6%
9%
B
•
«
123/4
3,200
2
9Va
4
400
6 s/8
Statecourt
Steel
Steel
Enterprises
vv
2%
50o
Ir.c
of
1
1,100
3/8
A
2
9
.Warrants
Sterling
Oct
14
Sep
Aluminum
14%
2,300
12
Nov
Jan
Sterling
Sterling
43%
6,400
4
Dec
8%
Jan
Stetson
(J B)
5%
43/4
5 Va
4,700
Jun
6%
Apr
Stinnes
(Hugo)
26
1
*
Jan
Technical
2
8
8
7%
8
11,200
2%
A
1/4
.
12,300
-
—Ills
Products
Brewers Inc
Precision Corp
5
33/8
3 %
3,300
3%
8A
14%
1,500
13%
-UGG
,
1
ord regis
'
'
260
79
77%
26%
26
Oct
12 %
Jan
Oct
12
Jan
18%
6
£1
—
A
GA
..
.
200
5% May
3% Apr
4%
5%
—30c
4
33/4
4%
23,600
1
8
73/4
8%
2,200
73/4
13/4
2
700
13/4
510
6
7,100
_1.50
Inc
,
.
,
1,200
50c
——•
5'lt
600'
l3/4
13/4
"2%
2
2%
.6,200
1
2%
2%
2%
300
1
2%
1%
2%
4,200
Haynes
Corp
Jan
Jan
•82% Aug
41 % Aug
50c
Inc—:
—
•
173/4
17%
173/4
4,000
2.50
6Va
53/4
6Va
2,700
Ban Garlos Milling Co Ltd___—16 pesos
Ban Diego Gas & Electric Co—
•' r
7%
7%
7%
500
Inc
.
Jan
8%
300
13%
700
preferred
preferred
20
20
.4.40%
series preferred
Jan
8% July
5.60%
series preferred
153/4
Petroleums Ltd
(Del)
Paper Corp_„
Co
Oil Co Ltd
Seaboard Allied Milling Corp—
Seaboard Plywood & Lumber
Stylon
Co™
&
Corporation
(Del)
Electronics
Petrol
1
Corp.
17
17,100
2%
Apr
3% July
200
18%
Nov
223/4 Sep
3 %
Ltd
3%
600
4%
36% July
193/4 Oct
23 Va
30%
Oct
42
700
12%
Jan
7,100
300
5
3%
3%
2%
33/8
3%
3%
2%
2%
2 3/B
4%
43/8
5
250
Superior Tool & Die Co
1
Superior Window Co class A_
—10c
Symington Wayne Corp warrants.
Byntex Corporation T
2
2%
Mar
12,900
33/4
43/4
1
47
-
Aug
Jun
Sep
15% May
3%
Oct
43%
3,100
4%
Oct
10,700
3%
Feb
9% July
4% Mar
2%
8,800
2%
Nov
6Va Mar
3%
1,600
2,300
2% May
2% Dec
1,400
4%
29%
29
30%
Talon Inc class A
Class
Jan
4%
Nov
43/4
Jan
B
5
20%
20%
21%
5
common
common-
cumulative
preferred
203/4
20 3/4
21%
10
-5f& Oct
10
Mar
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
2
Dec
33/4
16,200
23
"
Jan
3% Aug
4
July
Oct
8%
Jun
Oct
42 Va
Apr
Nov
4
Jan
Tel-A-Sign
1%
Dec
4%
Jan
15% Mar
5%
Oct
6% May
19
Jan
16
Jan
Nov
21
200
18%
Jan
17%
200
17%
Feb
18%
Oct
16%
Jan
18 3/4
Sep
20%
Jan
23% July
100
_.—1
%
A
%
48,900
% Aug
1%
%
13
1,100
25c
25c
1
83/4
9
8
Oct
12%
Jan
7
7Va
1,200
6%
Jan
8%
Jan.
4%
4
43/8
4,200
4
Oct
6% Mar
3.50
4%
43/4
5
1
43/4
43/4
43/4
11,900
200
233/4
Jan
23%
Apr
Jun
7%
Jan
35%
34
Apr
35%
3,900
25
Jan
38% July
5%
1,800
22,100
5
Nov
10'/a
6Vb
Jun
5,400
2
Feb
10%' Sep
4% Aug
Oct
213/e Aug
8% Jan
14% Aug
5
5
9%
20c
23/4
23/4
10c
133/8
133/8
143/a
9,900
1
10%
10 Va
103/b
2,200
1
3 Ve
3 Va
3%
6,200
2
Mar
43/4
10c
Inc
5
93/4
7%
7%
7%
2,600
6 Va May
10%
Sep
6%
7%
14,300
53/4
Nov
73/4
Nov
13/a
2 Ve
6,200
l'/a
Nov
4 Va Mar
1%
Jan
2 %
Jan
93 %
10%
3
Jan
Teletro
Industries
Television
Corp
Corp
Industries
Inc
Electronics
Inc__25c
7
50c
2
Oil
Corporation
& Light $4.56 pfd
Power
Texstar Corp
Textron
Electronics
% July
43/4 July
1
4%
1%
50c
Nov
10
l7/a
9,200
91%
28
1A
1A
6,100
IA May
VA
Jan
93/4
I'/B
l5/8
91 %
•
10c
Inc
.
11%
10%
2,800
85/8
Oct
183/4
Jun
153/e
Nov
20% Jan
89
July
Aug
Shovel
1%
Co
5
16 3/a
16%
1,900
10c
13/4
13/8
13/4
9,900
preferred
10
8%
8%
8 3/8
2,400
8%
1% July
Nov
14%
Ltd
_1
67/8
63/4
7
300
5 Va
Aug
ll7/,
Jan
20%
Jun
27%
Jan
22'/a
Dec
3^
Jan
133/s
Oct
22
Jan
Thompson-Starrett
70c convertible
Thorncliffe
Park
Co
Inc
com
Thorofare Markets Inc
Roofing
16
213/s x223/4
1
233/4
223/8
24
1,800
1,700
1
17 Ve
17 Va
173/8
3,100
20%
20%
21%
1,500
84
84
25c
Inc
Inc
3%
Jan
Jan
Feb
50c
300
Feb
153/a
1
Corp
Inc
Teleprompter
Thew
22
21
22
16%
1,800
14% July
17%
22
3,000
6%
-
— —
Jan
2%
•
International
Technicolor
Jan
8%
Jan
Jun
'7%
Oct
Tobacco Security Trust Co Ltd—
Amer
deposit rets ord registered
£1
deposit rets def registered
Shipyards Corp
20
Amer
Todd
Toledo Edison 4%%
1
3 Va
3 %
33/a
2,000
2 3/4. Nov
8%
Jan
——3
2%
2%
2%
12,800
23% Nov
5%
Oct
2%
2%
23A
6,900
2 3/2. Dec
4%
Jan
5%
Feb
11
5s
preferred
Tonopah Mining of Nevada
Tower Acceptance Corp class A
100
Trans Cuba Oil Co class
Airlines
Nov
200
23/8
100
Inc
International
Feb
•IOC
Western
14 3/8
153/a
14
Tilo
Ltd
Scurry-Rainbow
Jan
18%
133/4
(S)
Thriftmarkets
& Fisher
Jan
20%
2%
14
18%
21
20
Sayre
9%
Dec
18 %
31%
Dec
17%
20
Industries
63/4 May
123/4
/7
.
series
Saxon
Sep
Jun
92
20
Texam
Ltd
Savoy
93/4
40 %
40
Texas
Petroleums
Jan
Oct
19 7/a
5%
33/4, Oct
s
series
Jan
Jan
Jan
15
Nov
31%
Terry Industries Inc
Salem-Brosius
Nov
253/4
38%
Terminal-Hudson
Corp
8%
%
4%
8%
123/4
39
Corp_
Tenney Engineering Inc
Lawrence
Nov
62 3/a
193/4
Sunair
4%
Oct
900
73/8
Va July
2
T
Inc
Fifth.-Avenue
Seaboard
6
175
31%
Sunset
26
Jan
10,400
29%
733%
79
1
Barcee
Jun
,
Company—
Consolidated Petroleum
Bapphire
Jun
6%
4,000
•
Sep
'
Ryan
5%
24%
Feb
63 3/a
Stroock
A July
Nov
Russell (The F'C)
4% %
Jan
Feb
2%
293/a
1
Taylor
Bt.
21
123/4
—
*
Tampa Electric Co
&
Feb
Nov
17%
623/8
2%
,
-
Sep
14%
Royal American Corp
Royalite Oil Co Ltd
Ryerson
73
Nov
273/4
1
(Del)
Co
Container
Supercrete
33/8
14 Va
Roxbury Carpet Company
'Russeks
July
9%
Jan
Jan
'
1
pfd F_
Rolls Royce Ltd—
Raceway
Jan
93/4
Jun
20c
Rogers Corp
Field
7%
0% July
% July
Inc.
*
Amer dep rets
;
1965__
3
Products
Rochester Gas & Elec 4%
Roosevelt
28%
1% Aug
400
7%
f
Roosevelt
900
1%
8
.50c
;
Oct
13
4,100
17%
Co—
Gas
to
15%
%
Valley
extended
15%
A
series
Grande
Vtc
1
I
Corp
Rico Argentine Mining Co
Ridgeway Corp j.
Rio Algom Mines Ltd common
Rio
59
8
273/4
-
Stop & Shop Inc
Resistoflex
17,100
3,000
2%
83/4
<'
•
ordinary
Corporation
Parts
—W
10
—25c
Canada
4
3%
1
—10c
Inc
Instruments
Co
Stone
Robinson
1,800
8%
Mar
58%
9% July
Corp
Stanrock Uranium Mines Ltd
Starrett (The) Corp commdn
50c convertible preferred
4%
1
1
56
13%
1
—
% May
453/4 Feb
550
533/4
__10
Remington Arms Co Inc
Republic Foil Inc
Republic Industrial Corp—
Republic Transcon Indus Inc
..
Jan
72% Jan
13
lo-
(Ky)
Standard-Thomson
Statliam
Reis
Sep
143/4
Investment
America
Red a
Reeves
1
20
Aug
Rapid-American
Rayette
Co
Oil
Standard
to
;
Packing
Metals
Standard
Inc
Rath
•
Nov
K?,9!)C"
R
Investment
73/8
-
Inc
9%
7%
'T
■
Ramo
*
Aug
25% Sep
25 Va Aug
22 Va May
25
cumulative
Feb
53
Jan
83%
1,400
6% May
25
31%
28
2914
Jan
21% x21%
73/4.
25%
<
preferred
cumulative
56%
9%
"l5%"jan
Southern California Edison—
4.32%
1,400
-
X73/4
Jun
~8% Oct"
I
Sep
10%
84%
20c
x73/4
Nov
6%
Jun
4.40%
—
11%
5 3%
Jun
1
Co
preferred
preferred
preference
convertible preference
cumulative preferred
10%
Puerto Rico Telephone Co—_
Puget Sound Pulp & Timber—
10%
Jun
4
12.50
Corp__
Oil
10%
4%
Jan.
Colorado—
——100
1
Manufacturing
40%
■1,300
1
preferred
Pyle-National
5xV Dec
5%
Southern
414%
4,600
53/4
Feb
5"%
_
of
53/a
Nov.
*
27% May
14%
Co
Southern
Gas
A
•
5,300
13%
20
:
Company
Service
5
£1
11,900
4%
5%
Oil
Amer
4.78%
Providence
5%
Slick
4.88%
Public
3%
Smith
413
4%
5%
1
common
Venezuelan
40%
1
1
-
$1.25 convertible preferred
v'
vProphet
2,100
Singer Manufacturing Co Ltd—
12%
•
Inc
33/4
Va
Jan
(Del)_—2.50
Co_.
Co
3%
21% Sep
Corp
Mfg
33/4
fr
•
12%
Inc
Mines
Proctor-Silex
5,100
1
Nov
Boss
Prentice-Hall
A
2%
•
2%
Power Corp of Canada
Prairie Oil Royalties Ltd
Pratt & Lambert
%
Publishing—
preferred
Ltd
400
—2.50
Inc
%
5,000
2%
(The),;Corp__
Polymer Corp class A—
&
1
25c
Shares
Boardman
conv
1
1
2%
1
A—
Polycast
Powdiell
10c
Silvray Lighting Inc
Oct
$3
Products
18
2
Silver Creek Precision Corp
Silver-Miller
Mines
Ltd
Simpson's
Poloron
Jan
16%
Class
300
10%
,
10%
*
._
99%
99
99
.—50
.
46%
2
Petroleum
11% Aug
Feb
Oct
Sep
Nov
31%
Nov
3
Signal Oil & Gas Co class A
Pittsburgh & Lake Erie
Pittsburgh Railways Co
'
_•»
America
Jan
96
50c
100
1
"2%
2%
23/4
1,400
1
4%
4%
4%
1,100
May
5% July
Oct
193/4
78
Jan
2% May
3% Sep
12% Mar
63/4
27 %
86
Feb
Jan
Sep
3%
Jan
8%
Jan
*,
—1
Security
Beeburg
23/2
2 3/2
500
2%
Oct
A
Trans Lux
Corp
1
Transport'n Corp of Amer cl A com_10c
Trav-ler
•
3%
3%
3%
800
31/4
Oct
4% Mar
1
213/4
20 Va
231/4
30,000
16%
Apr
28% July
Radio Corp
Triangle Conduit & Cable Co
—3
19%
193/4
22
10,400
14%
Apr
23
Trl-Continental
Freehold Petroleums
(The) Corp—_.
...
For
1
footnotes, see page 36.
10%
10
10%
1,200
10
Nov
Aug
14% July
1
9%
5%
24
10
%
59,200
123/s
133/s
5,600
9%
10 %
1,800
53/4
6
% July
8%
Feb
8% Aug
3,200
53/4
Nov
17%
•
warrants
True Temper Corp
%
13
17%
300
153/4
Nov
233/8
243/8
7,500
19%
19%
100
A Jam
13% Aug
17% Jan
7% Nov
29
Jan
20% Oct
27% Jan
195%
22
Apr
Jan
36
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(2252)
AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE (Range
Friday
Last
STOCKS
Sale Price
American Stock Exchange
PONDS
Shares
American Stock
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
High
Gas
of
Co
Union
Investment
Union
Stock
15'/a
of
147/b
Oct
12%
Apr
17
200
10%
2,000
Jan
34,200
3 %
Oct
5^ May
~3%
~4%
4%
3%
411ff
%
%
%
8,700
5%
5,200
United
Asbestos
United
Canso Oil & Gas Ltd vtc
United
Elastic
Corp
42%
United
Industrial
United
Milk
United
&
"5%
Investing
40 %
1%
55
Oct
6%s
1%
1%
.4.900
1%
Nov
3%
Jan
5
5%
600
4%
Nov
8%
Jun
120
167%
7%
7%
8%
2,000
7%
Dec
3%
x3'A
3%
1,600
3%
Nov
5%
Air
U S
Ceramic
Conditioning Corp
U S
Foil
U S
Rubber
Co
Universal
Universal
Tile
6%
900
6%
Nov
11%
B
17,600
27%
Sep
May
46%
Jan
11%
Jan
Universal
31%
8%
Controls
100
4%
4%
5,100
30%
31%
1,600
6%
6%
2,500
14%
15%
58,500
Corp cl A com.lOo
Inc
25c
Insurance
Marion
8%
31%
Corp
Consolidated Oil
Universal
33
~4%
American
Universal
30%
Reclaiming Co
Universal Container
15
8
Apr
13%
Corp..
7%
3%
Valspar Corp
14%
5,300
7%
1,600
41%
4s
mortgage
mortgage
12 %
19%
13%
Jun
25
Apr
Nov
Feb
18
Nov
6% May
9% July
1
800
8% Mar
6
6
100
5%
Nov
7%
500
4%
Feb
6%
Sep
6
■'
—
6%
2,700
5%
Oct
7
13%
30,100
12%
14%
1,900
Vinco
Corporation
Virginia Iron Coal & Coke Co
—1
7%
7y»
7%
5,400
—2
5%
5V4
5%
8,100
Vita Food Products
-25o
16%
15%
16'A
2,400
..._1
13%
13
-
-
•
'
-
Inc
-IOO
_
3%s
1978
1975_______.
12%
12%
Jun
11%
A
1993-.
series
subord
conv
12 %
12%
400
10%
12%
6,900
4
$6
series
—1
common
preference
Webster Investors Inc
West
-30
1
10c
•
(Del)
100
4
800
~I%
~1'A "l%
24
22
1%
2,200
24%
l7/a
1%
National
Bellas
Hess
National Research
5%s
Corp—
1984.
5%
1.25
1
450
2
9,600
1%
82
England Power 3'As 1961
Ohio
1st
Rapid American Co 7s debs 1967™——.
Oct
Jan
3%
Jun
3
Mar
Jun
Service
Power
«fc
3%$r 1970...
3%s
1%
5%
&
Gas
Co
Harbor
Water
Power
1%
Dec
4%
California
Corp
Edison
28%
Oct
Jun
61
July
93
Feb
34
1%
3%
Apr
5% Aug
900
1%
Oct
3%
Jan
West
Chemical
50c
18%
18%
200
17%
Oct
23%
Feb
West
Texas Utilities
79
Jan
88% Aug
&
Uranium
1
Inc
-
American dep rets ord shares
Tablet & Stationery
Coal
Is
Wickes
(The)
Wieboldt
9,500
3%
5%
Apr
37,600
4%
3%
Nov
4%
Dec
Aug
4
Apr
3%
3
Sep
3%
%
A
31
21%
1,200
200
2%
23%
21%
13%
Industries
1,000
3
14
2,500
200
1
%
Jun
pfd
Jun
C
series
D
3s
-64%
70
29
85%.
85%
28% July
3% Aug
21%
64%
E
__
102%
3
100% 103
'81
85%
65
98%
127
30
90
113
11
67%
77%
96
99 %
.
90 %.
90 %
93
70%
;
71%
71%
498%
'
__
;
.
__
V
-i.'
0
499%
.
118
__
__
140
' *
: 93
-
-
series
series
F
1979
G
;
1981
4%s
series
H
4%s
series
I
1982
i
-
1982—
;
:
4%s
5s
series
series
Southern
K
1983
Southern
Gas
Counties. Gas
Southwestern
Gas
&
3%s
(Calif)
Electric
3s
1971.
3'As
1970
94
24
65
94%
95%
124%
89%
85%
85%
83
83
482
86
5
60
68
124
98
169
86%
88
"3
7b
86
7
79
84%
85%
78
84%
490%
87
*
65
88%
75%
492
92%
494
93
78
84 V*
88
87
81
91%
96%
90
98
100 Va 100 %
,
,
5
97%
104
99% 101%
8
97%
105
96%
103%
100 % 100 %
6
104% 104%
90%
5
103
10
90%
86
107
91%
487%
Jan-July
83%
88%
489%
Feb-Aug
Wasatch Corp debs 6s ser A 1963
Washington Water Power 3%s 1964
89
117%
2
1
65
Mar-Sept
Feb-Aug
April-Oct
Jan-July
1970..
V
87%
97%
86
"3
97%
4.85 %
Jan-Aup
Mar-Sept
1985.:
L
California
89
81
90
__
140
101%
483
95%
Jan-July
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aug
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
Feb-Aup
April-Oct
Feb-Aug
1978
99%
87%
'■T4
-
120
96%
125
23
91
,
490%
.:
1
;■
—
91'
93'
.
'
90
490
,
Mar-Sept
1976
77
'94% 104
86%
90%
Webb &
Knapp Inc 5s debs
1974
99
June-Deo
99
96%
96%
64
T
i
June-Deo
,
64
65
5
98
1
90%
98
63
72
15
16%
90
92
65
67
11
100
Jan
15
8% May
2%
19%
21%
4,300
19%
300
89%
10
8%
1.150
Feb
ADanzig
German
Port
7s
1951
Jan-July
4115
&
Waterways 6%s 1952
Jan-July
Banks and Clearing Assn—
Adjustment debentures—
413'A
15
Savings
Debt
5'As
series
A
1967
4%s
series
B
1967
AHanover
Jan-July
90'A
Jan-July
—Feb-Aug
.
6%s
(Prov)
1949
90'A
4120
489
18% May
17% Aug
—May-Nop
fc,—'
■
•
..May-Nov
__April-Ocf
480
34%
Jan
—June-Dec
499
20%
Feb
9
Jan
Jan
98
July
Oct
29
Apr
7%
Nov
14
Sep
30%
480
pLl'A Aug
Peru
(Republic
Sinking
90
__
—
™
f
66
66
Jan-July
45
■
45
46%
-
46
46
90
98%
—
„Mar-Sepf
Jan
Nov
69
Mortgage Bank of Bogota-
Jan
87
™
456
Jun
4
11%
19%
7%
(Germany)
Jun
12%
1,400
4,500
23%
7%
Foreign Governments and Municipalities
ABaden
1
63%
100%
67
of)—
fund
3s
Jan
!
Jan-July
49
45
50
1
40
48
Ltd-
rets
ord
regular,
-_5s
preference,
.400
7%
7%
100
"ift
~XV*
5,300
..£1
Wright Hargreaves Ltd
7%
♦No
2% May
3%
Jan
f
1
1%
Jan
(not
May
par
value,
Ex-liquidating
included
tribution.
x
in
a
Deferred
distribution,
year's
g
range),
Ex-dividenas.
y
delivery transaction
(not
Ex-stock
h Ex-principal,
r
dividend,
Transaction
Ex-rights,
z
for
Ex-stock
cash
included
(not
in
year's
n
included
range),
d Ex-interest,
Under-the-rule
in
year's
21
Co
Zapata Petroleum Corp.
22
1,700
20-
Mar
29%
Sep
8%
Jan
3% May
5%
Jan
5
5%
6,100
4%
3%
4
4,900
Jun
t Ex-dis¬
dividend.
being traded flat,
;
;
4 Friday's bid and ask prices; no sales being transacted
during the current week.
§ Reported in receivership.
'
Abbreviations used above—"cod," certificates of
deposit; "cons," consolidated; "cum," cumula¬
tive; "conv," convertible; "M," mortgage; "n-v," non-voting stock; "vtc," voting-trust
certificates;
"wi," when issued; "w w," with warrants; "x w," without warrants.
'
"
.
eaie
transaction
range),
A Bonds
157
Nov
3%
2
Jewelry Co.
Zapata Off-Shore
21
115
52
99
75
128
8
35
66%
-
104%
12'
>
1981__May-Nop
Jan-July
1976
series
Mar
NOV
21
9%
*
Woodall Industries Inc
50
Nov
88
100
1
May
27%
19%
19%
25
(John) Industries Ltd
dep
18% Mar
Jan
14% May
"
900
30
A Sep
8%
Wood Newspaper Machine
American
Feb
3
Williams (R C) & Co—
(F W)
37%
1,900
26%
21
Inc
5% preferred
Wisconsin Pwr & Light 4%%
series
32% May
10.000
%
25
Wilson Brothers common
2
88
8'/a
122% 130
debs '62
1965.™
1973
Jan
Oct
Nov
41
TV
23%
%
291/4
21
26% Mar
Williams Brothers Co
Woolworth
Jan
% Mar
7,200
29%
Oil Corp.
Corp
Stores
99%
Sep
1,400
Inc
Williams-McWilliams
Wood
~5
21
20
Stag Mfg Co.
Wichita River
32
>
Weyenberg Shoe Manufacturing
White Eagle International Inc.
White
3%
3%
•
Westmoreland
Westmoreland
~4%
3
4%
5c
Stockholders Invest Ltd—
Western
5
*
Western Nuclear Inc
Western
10c
::
May-Noo
4%»a serifts oX.1982
Oct
800
B
3%3
Jan
l7/a
series
3s
Jan
3%
100
6s
1973
2%8
3% Mar
1
80
A
3%s
Jan
23,300
84
series
3%s
Jan
July
19
Jan
Gold
v
April-Oct
conv
Jan
.»I ll
Leaseholds Ltd
49%
22
95
Jan-July
1998_Jan-July
—
Electric
3s
Jan
4
Oct
Development Co
75
8%
64%
,
,
1964__June-Deo
5%s conv subord debs 1964
Safe
76% May
%
Western
39
6
12% Aug
14
1,500
Western
107%
99%
75 .'
122 %
.Jan-July
...
Public
II
Western
\
Powej^lst mortgage 3%$ 1968—___April-0c<
mortgage 3s 1971:
April-Oct
Oct
9% May
8%
90
47
104% 110
May-Now
Feb
%
pfd
8%
/ ":
:rv
Jun
1%
4.40%
.'I
107%
Jan-July
;
Nippon Electric/Power Co Ltd— '
;; 6%s due 19,53 extended to. 1963
6%
'
Inc
40%
22
5s convertible subord debentures
1976—.Jan-July
National Theatres & Television
Inc—, :
"• «'•
5%s 1974
Mar-Sept
16%
Canadian Oil & Gas Ltd
Products
39%.
,
12%
1%
1%
105
22
__
April-Oct
May-Nov
;
Jan
4% May
11 % July
~3%
1
Manufacturing
105
498
,
.......April-Oct
Oct
12
29
82
92.
May
Pennsylvania Water
70
5
Weiman & Company Inc
Wentworth
4
3%
3%
.100
$2 preferred
Waltham Precision Instrument Co
Webb & Knapp Inc common
Jfay-Nov
debs
3%s
Co
75%
82%
Mar-Sept
1961
1
1972
3s
Aircraft
63%
90%
.105
82%
.
1970..—.......April-Oct
Midland Valley RR 4s 1963
April-Oct
w
Wagner Baking voting trust ctfft.
,
1993
B
Mtge Bank 5s
Sapphire Petroleums Ltd 5s
1% preferred.
Waitt & Bond Inc
;
.
17% Aug
19 % July
9% Mar
91%
121
75
90
Feb-Aup
50
84%
RR—
Southern
Waco
90
.
27
High
138
—
464
^..Jan-July
subord
,5%s
Oct
9%
—1
6
93
44
119
458%
Feb-Aug
...
•
'
Venture Capital Corp of America
Victoreen (The) Instrument Co
Viewlex Inc class A.
Vogt Manufacturing
June-Dec
12
Jan
5%
8%
.™i
warrants
90
Jan-July
Altalian Power Realization Trust 6%%
liq tr ctfs—
Lithium Corp of America—
,
July
50
1970
1973
series
4s
Jan. 1
Low
No.
100%
89
Division—
J
Range Since
Sold
*120
A
Western
Hydrometals Inc 6s
Jan
11% Mar
5'A
.
Vanderbilt Tire & Rubber
Vornado
debs
448
June-Dec
Corp—
debentures 1963.,
Development 6s 1975
AGuantanamo & Western RR 4s 1970..:
6% Aug
Oct
1970
100
June-Dec
General
New
Norman Industries
&
June-Dec
1994
Bonds
High
General Builders
Jan
19
30% May
6% Nov
22
17.78
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Van
Lack
A 1st
Jan
Co
class
subord
conv
1st
Jan
6%
181%
Jun
Friday's
Bid & Asked
Quar-Feb
debs
6s
Finland Residential
170'A 172%
or
Sale Price
1998...
1
series
regis
Pacific Aluminum
U S
2%s
Lackawanna of N
6s
United
Aug
Industries
Delaware
Jan
Ltd—
American dep rets ord
United N J RR & Canal
Power 3%s
6s
Chicago Transit Authority
Davega Stores Corp—
Jan
7%
4% July
1974
Pump 4s inc debs
Steel
Edison
Chemoil
Apr
5%
Products.
Co
500
43
% July
1%
"warrants"
Molasses
5%
Boston
Jan
8%
4
&
debs
Jan
28 %
Oct
Aircraft Products
Corp
Improvement
13%
9% May
Nov
Bethlehem
Jan
3%
26%
Omaha
United
United
Steel
subord
conv
Appalachian Elec
28% May
800
18
10%
Co
Yards
3,400
16%
15 %
17%
5%s
Inc
AAmer
Canada
Week's Range
Last
Period
Low
u
Union
Interest
Exchange
High
Alsco
Unexcelled Chemical Corp
for Week Ended December 2)
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Monday, December 5, 1960
.
.
Sales
Week's
Low
Par
.
Number
192
Volume
6009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2253)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Boston Stock
Low
Par
American
18%
20%
33 Va
94%
94 Vs
95%
42%
45%
Motors
American
Tel
Anaconda
Company
Tel
&
<--50
Boston
&
Boston
Edison
Boston
RR
Co
Nov
29%
Apr
3,104
,
18%
79%
Jan
97%
Aug
42
Oct
68 %
Jan
574
6
14%
100
Sep
Nov
6
Nov
6
100
6
14% "14%".
Nov
68%
Feb
59%
'
140
Jan
122
1
450
67
65 Va
66 %
—* '■
Inc_
Hecla
&
r100
---25
—.——
Jan
1,421
138 Va 138%
& Maine RR common--—
Albany
Phillips
High
30%
21% July
145
25%
19%
American
Calumet
Low
High
24%
26%
Nov
Jan
"
Cities
Eastern
Gas
Eastern
12%
-
111"
39 %
Jun
48%
Jan
12%
,
100
12%
Nov
23%
Jan
«
50c
Street Railway Co com 100
6%
cum
cum
preferred
50c
[5'/*
Motor
Aug
30
Nov
Feb
5%
Feb
10
50
51%
372
48 Va
Oct
61% July
62%
65 Va
630
61
Sep
93 Va
74%
77%
1,740
87%
75%;,.
General Electric Co—;—————1-—5
89 %
Sep
100 Va
Jan
Jan
91%
Nov
Nov
36%
Jan
Kennecott
Loew's
22%
—25
Theatres—.—
91
20 Va
77%
311
71%
17
Copper Corp^„—
Boston
22%
74%
common____i_50c
Coal Co
Jan
70 Ve
116
1
Island Creek
Nov
59%
■'
—-----1
Gillette Co_——.2
40%
17%
780
——..—5
Co____
Jan
31%, Mar
5
17'A
21
,Jun
100
Oct
17 Va
Mar
15
Pure
Petroleum
——4
20%
National
New
New
Service
12%
12%
6c
6c
Companies^ci—r_TLl
St
Pennsylvania
Rexall
& Chemical
Drug
Shawmut
Stone
34
Jun
39 Va
239
38%
Nov
53%
211
10%
Oct
17
40%
8
38% Mar
55 Va
'31%
32Va
27
Mar
50%
70
48
Oct
Sperry
Rwy
825
30%
Oct
42
35%
38%
155
32% Mar
41 Va
Standard
Oil
United
Shoe
15%
14%
14%
3,253
(N
U
U
S
S
We
•
Par
.
of Prices
Transit
25
*
25
w
Gas
Cincinnati
Milling Machine ——10
Telephone.— ——.50
common.
..
"
_
Cincinnati
Transit
Eagle
"
Apr
C
F
Gibson
45%
Oct
65 Va
Jun
•'
8'
8
Avis
S
—
4%s
1
Range Stnoe Jan. 1
'
'
'
™
Aluminium
Limited
Jun
/,
:
Can—— .-—-.a
American
Cyan^mid
American
Motors
—-
-11
1.66%
Radiator—
Tel & Tel
Anaconda—
Armco
19%
5
Co—
1?
Co
&
L_—
i
Oil
Ashland
1-
5
Avco Corp ',
——'
———3
Edison
Steel
&
Bethlehem
Steel
L—i.—
Jan
170
69%
Sep
103%
Jan
50
50
50
45%
Feb
64 Ye
Jun
64%
64%
66
Sep
70%
Fruehauf
Sep
97 V4
6Va
9
Jan
Sep
38% July
28% Jan
29% Mar
20%
Sep
20
Oct
36% Mar
Dec
73
Sep
May
633
81 Va
Feb
138%
Nov
22%
264
22
Nov
28 Va
Aug
26 Va
.
-
240
25%
Nov
34%
Jan
-
Motor
Boeing Airplane
Balke
Brunswick
Great
Lakes
23Va
30 %
15
_
Jun
22
Jan
27%
Jan
27%
27 Vs
28
4,617
27%
Dec
40 %
Jan
40
38
40
3,723
38
Dec
70%
Jan
10%
10%
10%
2,879
10%
Dec
16% May
59%
59%
491
53%
Jan
61% July
91%
17
91 Va
7%
7%
185
7%
46%
5,781
Jan
"
4
46
46
28
1
>
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Standard
i—^_5 vt;
Corp-,*-
Chesapeake & Ohio™.
—1_25
Chrysler - Corp
LU—— '—-i---25
Sep
Apr
35
Jan
25%
Jan
Scotten
31
Dec
43%
Jan
43 Va
182
40
Oct
Nov
59 %
Jun
29%
Dec
25%
Jan
26
27
1,274
25 %
July
39%
Jan
64%
64%
92%
Jan
17%
3%
40%
-"
i
■
41
20%
18%
210
12
11 Va
25
11
58
.
14%
Cities
Service
A—."
Cohunbus
Corn
So. Ohio
Products
77
Rudy
Chemical
Dow
Du
_7
Steel—-_1
1—-
-—
41%
Electric
Dillon
•
<
new——1.25 -V
37%-
Motor—_______5 ; '
Trailer 1
——_1
5 -
Fruehauf
General
Dynamics-—4_i
General
Electric*.
General
Motors—-——
—j—1
——_I
International Tel & Tel—.
Jones & Laughlin
Lorillard
Martin
(P)
Mead
Corp
Monsanto Chemical
Montgomery Ward
National Cash Register
National
National
National
Gypsum
National
Lead—
N
Y
Noyth
Central
,
RR
American
:
—
Pepsi-Cola
For
a
y
„
Nov
465-
4
L_5
13%
Admiral
Jan
Advance
Ross
"
63 V "
18Vs
42
69
:
38 Va
40%
v
70
303
"
/
15
"50
.
55
,
75%
43
42%
" '
20%
"
44%
41%
58% Aug
25Vs Jan
48
32%
*
33 Va
35
Jun
Feb
Nov
Jan
55
see page 44.
;
—
Nov
28
255
58
212
50%
Oct
69%
Jun
61 Vs
71
46
Jan
61 Va
25 V4
60
25
Oct
34%
Dec
Jan
54Va
54%
'92
89 Va
89 %
43
79%
Sep
15
15%
^11
15
Dec
V-63
30
May
44 V4
-
"1" ' r
'•
2%
27%
Oct
19%
265
10% Dec
28%
29
13
Feb
Feb
May
Sep
28
1,739
Jan
32%
9%
645
8%
Nov
16%
Apr
1%
877
1%
Jan
1%
Jun
2%
2%
125
2%
Apr
6
200
3%
Jan
429
10%
Dec
6
10%
37
3
10%
37%
1,516
Jan
2%
9
May
16% Mar
36% Mar
50%
Jun
3
3
347
3
Oct
4%
Jan
22
22
177
16
Mar
33%
Jun
27%
27%
27%
160
Dec
38
Jan
Jan
22%
,
22%
T
27%
Tl '
44%
45
-
11%
45 '
.
•
■
;
43
58% Jan
109
Jan
31Va Jan
49% Aug
168 :-r
>
9
8%
.
.
12%
24%
Dec
24%
Jan
2% May
1,047
3%
Nov
Jun
3%
Nov
8%
350
8%
100
3%
—
661
22%
7
•
20%
7
of
the
Feb
Exchange
round-lot
10% Oct
34% Jan
..
,45V« Aug
16%* Jan
-.M9%'; Jun
i
Allied
Allis
Electronics
Paper
new
Range
10%
10%
300
10%
Nov
6%
7%
1,400
6%
18%
18%
300
High
~7V»
9%
600
33 %
33%
200
33
50%
50%
100
50
Jun
32%
Jan
23 Ys
Jan
8
Dec
Nov
19Y4 July
14% Jan
9%
33%
•
1
13 Ys
8% May
Jan
53%
Oct
Jan
68 %
Sep
Jun
10 Vs
10%
10%
100
10
Nov
163/s
Jan
23%
23 %
23%
3,700
22 %
Oct
39 Ys
Jan
30%
29%
30%
1,103
28% Oct
35 Ys
Jan
1
63 %
63%
65%
1
(Un)
18%
18%
19
1
Co
(Un)
12.50
(Un)
600
61%
17%
Apr
107
Oct
3,500
.
Jan
25% Jan
American
Rad
American
Steel
Tel
American
1.66%
Stano
A
San
(Un)
Tel
&
Tobacco
Company
Dec
43 %
Jan
3,400
40
Oct
59 %
Jun
19%
19%
1,200
17% Feb
20%
76
80%
1,100
49% Jan
18%
20%
13,800
19%
11%
11%
12%
1,800
26%
26%
400
95
94%
95%
6,900
60%
60%
500
26
40%
39%
41%
3,900
43%
43%
45
_
400
26% Mar
18% Nov
Feb
16
Feb
25%
37%
Jan
80
Sep
Jan
81% May
97
63%
Sep
Sep
43
Jan
63
Jan
10 % July
15%
Oct
29%
38% May
33
May
42% Oct
13%
13%
13%
35%
34
35%
700
10
63%
63
64%
1,000
87% Sep
2,100
Oct
Nov
11% Oct
2.50
(Un)
80 %
29%
1.25
Corp
Oct
76%
Jan
36%
38%
1,100
29% May
41 Ys
Feb
1
19%
19%
19%
300
18% July
23 Ys
Jan
10
Co
Ol)
22%
22
1
(111)
ft
Refining common
Atchison Topeka & Santa Fe—
Common
23
T
preferred
Products
2,200
Corp
9% Jan
10 y8 Aug
400
18
Oct
26% Mar
32
Jun
40
40
40
100
14
13%
14
2,400
Mfg
100
12%
1,850
89
150
4
4
200
5 Va
1
13
12%
11% May
5
July
41%
Jan
17% Aug
8Va Mar
11% Nov
17
Jan
Feb
89
Nov
77
3% Jan
4%
Jun
10
Co
Co
—
Bendix
Corp
Benguet Consolidated Inc
Steel
5%
12%
88
—50c
Co
Inc
Gossett
Jan
800
•
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas cl A—
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
(Un)
Belden
27Ys
9%
18%
3
Corporation
Bell
Sep
9%
18%
10
Atlantic Refining Co
Bastian-Blessing
80%
10
4
non-cum
Bethlehem
31
50
(On)
Corp
St
10,900
43%
26%
12.50
(Un)
Arkansas Louisiana Gas
Steel
550
31%
40%
6
33%
Co
(Un)
Corp
43%
31
1
Foundries
Nov
42
41
3.50
Corp
Viscose
Anaconda
Co
43 Vs
42
31%
1
Mach & Fdrv
Motors
10
(111)
Co
American
&
Oct
8
America
of
American
Bearings
17
Broadcasting-Paramount
Investment
Avco
3,100
•
American
5%
17%
10
Cyanamld
Athey
17
68 %
Oct
17 Vs
—w
—
Can
Armour
50
1
Theatres (Un)
Ashland
Low
100
1
(Un)
Mfg
American
Apache
Range Since Jan. 1
I
55%
—
American
Armco
Shares
High
55%
50c
Corp
American Airlines
American
for Week
55%
com
Ltd
Aluminum Co
only
Sales
•f Prices
Low
1
Chalmers
Aluminium
transactions
Week's
10
Co
Laboratories
American
Aug
Nov
Nov
Jan
Jan
Jan
Apr
Allied
American
25
*'
Sep
Apr
5
Brass Mfg
Alleghany Corp (Un)
Feb
41%
62Va
34V4
46%
54%
52%
30%
114
Steel
Acme
Jan
Jan
31% Aug
35% Sep
25% Oct
62
45%
Dec
38%
77
43%
Jan
49% Jan
46% May
89% Jan
Feb
50%
Jan
56Va Jan
24% Sep
34% May
-15
-
Feb
38% Sep
S3
.
Jan
31% Jan
Dec
20
10
" 65
Laboratories
Allegheny Ludlum Steel
98%
265V4
95
Feb v;
133 >
45% May
54%
32% Oct
/
38%
61 % July
93
17"% .Oct
29%
34 •" Sep
53Va
71
Sep
99Va
40%
546
Abbott
Akron
61-
-
1%
Feb
30
21% Nov
10%
Last
Corp
72
Oct
211 ' " 180% Oct
41
34 Va
45
-
—33Vdc
15
600
17
Sale Priee
Nov
Nov
22Vs Nov
52% Oct
76 / Nov
—
Dec
120
31%
__
'
1%
124
Par
Nov
49% Jan
'
■
Mar
14%
26%
—*
Jan
667
37%
compilation
Jan
56
jio
footnotes,
50/
,j
62Va
__
55%
1%
_i
69% Jan
70% Jan
18% Jun,
39% Feb
47, '-Apr
15% Dec
77V«
39
25
Dec
18%
1
39% Junf
,
v
Jun
27Y«
13%"
61
—
1
Aviation
Pennsylvania RR
/
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16
:
140
39
"
43%
5
—
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76
Dec
39%
109
/
43
*
Distillers
190
.
52
__
5
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50%
41%
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22%.'1'" 4 250
.
40%
31%
40%
22
28 */2
STOCKS
23%
'
55
Oct
38% Nov
31 %
»
20%
__
5
27% Nov
43/
46%
50%.
4_
Jan
6,996
1%
Jan
36%
93%
47%
...
50
39%
42%.
;
6%
41%
18%
Midwest Stock
57Va
,
23
Apr
42% Jan
16%
27%
50%
10
/
44Va
v
Dec
20
43y»
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59%
74Va
>
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-
-
40%
-
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McGraw
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Nov
10%
10
...:
A
16% Jan
Nov
Oct
307../- 451/4 Nov
63
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—
74Va
a.—1%.
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-—
47%
16%
37%.
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Greyhound
International Harvester
I
"
107% 113% '
47Vs
47Vi-
•
Nov
3%
17% Aug
37%
54
775
183% 189%
IIOV4.
•
17%
715
21%
10
..
Jan
74%
-•
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;
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;10
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Federated
Ford
4__5
Kodak.
Jv
„
54%'- 55%
13%'
538
3%
--
Feb
11%
165
-93%
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54%'"
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74%
—
17%
—-.
1
Manufacturing
Jan
23 Va
25
7
39%
* 50Va
.
74%
■
1
Dayton. Power & Light-
v
—■
—_—it—'
—
.
61 % July
Jan
11% May
70
31Va
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f
■
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—j,—
Curtiss-Wright—
Detroit
—
Gas——10
12%
28
^
43%
31 %.
_l————10
.*
Colgate-Palmolive;:—:
Columbia
816
Sep
67
May
17% July
93
21%
39%
8 Vs Mar
Nov
Feb
97%
Jan
31
3
56
.
15%
Nov
Oct
Sep
43
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.
37
20
79%
256
38 Vs.
«
—
5%
Apr
"
27%
"
Nov
13%
5
Studebaker, Packard
Superior Tool & Die
62
57%
>.
--
57%
47%
303
1,341
26
———5
Corp
"18
45%
16%,
-
40% Mar
5%
•
—
110 '
87
—;_1
Jan
14 %
i
Company
451
-
35%
.46%
Oct
11%
5%
1
18%
37%'
•//. 91%
94 Vs
13%
2
-
Products
32
1 13%
v
.
Nov
Oct
13'/a
;
1
Chemical
Rockwell
7
'
10
& Company
Brewing
39
Jan
16%
1
Davis
Oct
Jan
Nov
_3
Wines..
22
Sep
28%
8%
Screw
Prophet
Dec
4%
Nov
16% May
Heater
Jan
16%
Feb
13%
14%
5
.
common.
Lansing Stamping
58
Jun
2%
311
549
1%
Bearing
Company—
42% Oct
12%
1,135
610
Chemical-
Kresge
Masco
6,544
397
1.66%
Breweries
LaSalle
4
14%
i
High
-
13
1
International
Kysor
16%
Low
14%
1
Corp
&
S)
Range Since Jan.
High
20%
5
Industries
(S
Shares
14 %
5
—
Co..
Ball
for Week
12%
20
Industries
Houdaille
30
•'*
12%
-—--0
4——U—
rNew common
Burlington' Industries
Burroughs
._5
——
—
Mar
20%
25
Trailer
Wood
40
45
19%
'
56
Sales
Range
—.
1
General Motors
17% Mar
Week 's
ef Prices
14%
.1
Gar
70 Va
37
37%
$1,500
Exchange
Low
—5
>...
Jan
25%
28
———8
Jan
72%
Products
Aug
11
62%" 64%
Ohio——i_—^——_100
Jan
Jan
148
70%
Corp.
38%
1,023
-x.-
43Ys
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Baldwin-Lima-Hamiltoh___v—_13
Oct
Apr
Friday
Baltimore
107%
91%
41 Va
70 Va
43%
14%
15
86Vs
59 %
„
Feb
32
95%
•
60-
24
46 %
I——1
30%
Sep
19%"
19%
Jan
J-'
20% May
65% Jun
Nov
3%
Motors
26% July
246
17%
94%
37
_1
——
Jan
23%
Dec
Sale Price
Pederal-Mogul-Bower-Bearings
1,164
63%;
'
Jan
56
Dec
32%
*
Ford
302
43%
/
50%
Jun
7%
42
10
Feb
....
19%
12
—
Dec
44%
2
37
common
Jan
50
95%
Steel——10
Armour
■
—50
;
:
.
33%
38 %
10
150
Paper
Power
40%
40%
1,107
,
34%
...
18%
.
Jan
Nov
42%
...
31
—
Jan
26
44%
.35% May
1
34%
302
30 Va
30V4
*
79%
120% 120%
42
5
42%
37 Va
23%
.
__
79%
18
5
Detroit. Indus
Detroit
Pfeiffer
31%
—_
American
American
79%
206
..
42
—
Sep
146
45
__—12.50
—..
120
16%
Dec
'
——'—————-1
Airlines
American
23 %
l
23Va
440
22
,
—
—10
American
22%
'
24%
35%
26
*
——
——
7%
preferred
Detroit
„High
10%
6% Apr
Parke
Allis-Chalmers
49%
7%
Last
92
134 % 138%
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lf
V
Stocks
49%
7%
Rubber
Michigan
Stores———
49%
,
29%
134 %
>
____5
Unlisted
Allied
Oct
44 Va
39%
Company
$4.50
19
31%
2.
Card
Playing
18%
44
38 Ve
_1998
debs
536
•/■
20%. 21%
—
19%
-
—
common.
Rapid American
U
18%
38%
Products
Inc
Continental
Low
8
34%
gtd
Gamble
&
53%
__
Metal
Consumers
70 Va
5
1
Miami
Procter
35%
5
—
Cards
Kroger
Little
Sep
155
49 Va July
—50
Electric
Consolidated
90
95%
•
94
'
Greeting
40%
19
Wrigley Stores
American
35%
37 Va
<•"
v
i; -
——-
45
Par
A
Allen
7%-v
34%
'
4
.
'
.12.50
National
Picher
44%
19
Jan
Jan
Hoover
Diamond
44%
Friday
Jan
Shares
..
24% " 25%
25%
24%
■
35%
8.50
-
80
indebted to the firm of W. E. HUTTON
& CO. fop the transmission
of these Cincinnati prices.
are
Jun
High
-
7%
'
Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Low
"
——10
Manufacturing—
Champion Paper common
44%
Detroit Stock
31V4
Sales
for Week
Range
1
Manufacturing
Carey
Jan
44%
STOCKS
64
'
■
>
.
Jan
42 %
BONDS—
62%
-
r
Week's
Sale Prioe
>
55 %
34% May
39% Jan
-16%
Westinghouse Electric..
Nov
Cincinnati Stock Exchange
Aeronca
33%
209
34%
Burroughs Corp..
Chrysler Corporation
,
Jun
Sep
181
38%
—_5
Steel
Baldwin
Last
Jan
58%
Shoe
U
Budd
Friday
37%
Feb
1
Rubber
S
65 Va
289
STOCKS
Oct
44%
36%
—25
Nov
50
49%
—6.25
20
8
Carbide
Oct
49%
Corp—
90
1
Union
50 %
3
Elec
Jan
22%
54%
—10
—
Texaco
12
12
Westinghouse
48%
21
Sep
37%
Sunray Oil
41%
42%
,54
31%
—25
Oil
(Ohio)
Studebaker-Packard
107
54%
41%
12
Machinery Corp—*—25
4
34%
Jl
Standard
375
52%
U S Rubber Co common.......—__—5
Waldorf
System -Inc——'
32
7
(Ind)
Aug
*7.15.;:
Jan
32
37%
Irlioc
Sep
*
79
34%
—
Rand
.
Co—___——
Dec
54%
*
•
United Fruit
51%
21
58 % Mar
31%
36%
62
5
Jan
380
49%
31%
1—,—*
Jun
53
Nov
Jun
30
——
Jan
77 Ve
—15
Oilr—
Sep
*
;
Inc—
Stop & Shop Inc——_—
Torrington Co
:.
38%
Oct
Jan
40%
Jun
47%
Jan
11%
1
Association
Webster
&
1,059
40%
11
2.50
Co
1,997
38%
27%
13
3
Co
Aug
22
53%
12
57%
5
Mobil
Southern
Jan
22%
19% Jan
•
41V« Mar
33%
32
-1.40
Oil
Southern
Apr
10c
67
33%
.—5
Roebuck
Socony
ft
High
51%
Industries
Sinclair
Low
53%
56%
Regis Paper
Sears
Range Since Jan.
High
52%
„
Jan
13'
July
37%
11%
—;———10
RR—
30%
Feb,
11
7 5c
25
21 %
"
38%
Chemical-—————5
Mathieson
Nov
20%
50
100
;
Low
52%
5
Schenley
Jun
38%
22
England Electric System——_20
England Tel & Tel Co
—100
Olin
•'
20%
Association——1
Racing
Narragansett
Shares
Corp
Cincinnati
Lone Star Cement Corp..—
for Week
5
Oil
Radio
Republic Steel
Standard Oil
10
9%
National
Ford
Jan
Aug
-
100
adjustment—--100
Stores Inc...—;
cum
First
1
'30
30
class B—,__^__100 ;
"
-.7
,%
-
100
v
39%
39%
3,s't preferred "A"_4—100
6%
30%
24 Va Mar
176
29%.
28%
common—10
Fuel Assoc
&
Mass
47
45%
Co—
Range
Copper
---10
Co————-—.--5
Service
8ales
Range
•f Prices
Par
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
Chemical—_—*
Corp—_
—1.66%
Agricultural
Waek's
Last
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Friday
Sala Prioa
STOCKS
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
(Range for Week Ended December 2)
Exchange
Week's
Friday
37
Corp
17%
17%
700
17 %
Oct
24
2
15%
15%
1,700
13%
Oct
20 %
Jun
Oct
74
Feb
63
8
(Un)
fUn)
pi
~1%
9
37%
66 %
200
1%
'
1%
800
37%
39%
4,800
56 Ya
May
1
May
1% Oct
37%
Dec
57% Jan
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38
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2254)
.
.
Monday, December 5, 1960
.
"1
■'
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS (Range for Week Ended December
Week's.
Last
Low
Par
Manufacturing
Boeing
1
8
Co
Airplane
Fisheries
Booth
&
Sons
Brunswick
New
23%
Nov
1,500
32 y8
Nov
48 y4
Jan
Minnesota
32
Nov
41
Nov
Mississippi
3.900
Jan
16%
17
2,200
16%
Dec
23%
Jan
27%
281%
1,700
27%
Dec
403/a Jun
Morris
-12.50
23%
23%
23%
250
22%
Jan
29
5
30c
--25
ift
14%
1
750
14 VB
ft
22%
21
lis«
30%
21%
Oct
27 y2
41%
Oct
3iy4
Feb
1
18%
18%
25
*
13%
Cities
Service
4 % %
Co
Inc
Consolidated
Consumers
Controls
Corn
Crucible
54%
Oct
69 3/8
Jan
North
900
13 y2
Oct
26
Jan
North
American
46%
47%
50
38
38
14
Va
~
Oct
29%
Jan
Northern
15 y2
Jan
Northern
71%
Jan
Northern
Pacific
Feb
41%
Aug
Northern
States
31
Feb
48 %. Nov
41%
Oct
49% Mar
38
Dec
48%
82
Jan
Jan
Oak
91
Aug
Ohio
Edison
Amer
1,400
10%
Nov
16%
Feb
Ohio
Oil
RR—
14 y8
15
600
14%
Dec
35
Jan
Oklahoma
Jun
22 Va
Nov
-
Co
Olin-Mathieson
18%
56% Mar
68
41%
Dec
59 sy4
700
53%
Jan
61
July
23%
2234
23%
1,100
20%
Sep
29
Jan
Parke-Davis
31%
31%
33
3,000
31%
Dec
46 Va
Jan
11%
Jan
(Un)
7%
Pacific
Pan
Gas &
W
61%
40%
Jan
30 % May
45 Va
Nov i
100
36
Jan
44 %
Nov
16% July
28% Feb
17%
Feb
43%
Sep
421/4
27%
28
31
32
15-
15,700
-
50 Va
1,300
"
-65
Feb
26% Mar
32
48
Jan
22%
Jan
29 Va
Aug
Sep
.41%
I; &
Sep
35%
600
:
.
I'.!
i' 'i
Sep
800
700
30 Va
29%
5
3.33
32
1
Jan
Oct
•
7.50
:.
.<
V
7,600 -,tt* ? 29
•■w
11
14v8
20V2
16%
34%
,
18%'
33 %
16%
15
;
/
34%
Gas
34%- * V«-- 600
36%; •: ; • 1,300
31% May
30% May
39%
30%<
25% May
30%
Nov
54%
Jan
30%
__
k-'/ji
,
Jan
34%
•
2,300
/-•
200
800
40%
5
38%
38%
25
68%
66%
•68%".
•17%.
Corp
1
(Un)
Airways
16%
16%
*
Whrld
73/4 Oct
800
7%
20%
41 Va
Sep
Jan
Co
37%
37
wi
com
3
23 y8
900
75%
100
56 V* July
7634
Nov
Nov
•
37% Aug
V
-'•900
Jan
37%
"71
60% May
»
600
a;
Sep-
'
I
I?.;
frl
{;f
"
~r'"W
Sep
22%
Jan
36% Mar
51
Jun
6,300
14 Va
Feb
20
Dec
3,900
10%
Oct
17Va
Jan
•
3 9 %f
36
100
31 %
Sep
36%
Nov
Pfizer
16%
16
16%
900
16
Dec
29%
Jan
Phelps
9%
9%
100
8%
Oct
13%
Jan
Philco
15 y8
16 y8
900
15%
Dec
31V8
Jan
Phillips
15%
•
16 Va
2,400
-
-
Dodge
r.
Apr
50 3/4
51%
40%
Feb
47% Aug
21%
Nov
32 y2
<
2,500
70%
Oct
98%
Jan
Quaker
265%
Jan
77%
500
179 Va
Oct
1,000
22 y8
Nov
33
1
of
Co
1,000
94 y2
Jan
133
Nov
Company (Un)
Co
(Un)
Oil
Pure
6%
Oats
300
43
Mar
57%
17%
17%
1,200
16%
Dec
38
53%
52%
53%
1,700
41 Va Mar
53%
45%
44%
45%
800
42 Va Mar
49% Aug
31%
31%
100
31
Oct
36%
Jun
—
32%
33%-
700
27%
Jun
39 %
Jan
57%
57%,.
400
42%
Jan
60%
Jun
25%
Nov
28%
Nov
Revlon
42'%
Oct
49
Nov
11%
100
11%
Dec
22 y8
Jun
Drug & Chem (Un)
Reynolds
Metals Co
Reynolds
(R J) Tobacco
2,500
5%
Oct
12%
Feb
Richman
Brothers
Co
Standard
*
Corp.
.
55%
55%
33
33
51
531/8
1
72
•
33%
33%
33%
200
33%
Oct
423a
Feb
Rockwell
2
26 %
26%
26%
600
233/a
Nov
29
Jan
Royal
5
35%
35%
500
32
Jun
39
66% May
Jun
Jun
Jan
'
?•/;
Apr
Nov
;
72
40%
_•
39%
40%
91%
91%
30
65%
3,000
60% July
92 y2
Jan
12%
13%
1,100
12
Oct
19%
Jun
ctt
Louis
Public
Service
17%
18%
1,500
17%
Sep
30
Feb
St
Regis
Paper
Co
7%
Jun
11
Oct'
Sangamo
Electric
Industries
500
7%
Jim
9
Jan
Schwitzer
800
2%
Oct
3% Jan.
51
Dec
78%
91 Va
30%
•
•
Feb
72
Nov
38 Va
Oct
55%
Jun
,v
600
-
37%
711/2
Sep
I'll
Jan
91%
1,000
56 %
Jan
450
•
l!
Jan
46%
300
30%
40%
5
Jan
1,100
40%
.
Apr
52%
Oct
30%
Sep
77%
46% Oct
>
400
28%
Sep
31%
Apr
Jan
Nov
Feb,
62%
...
800
68
2.50
•
(Un)
800
34%
10
Inc
.
57%
5
Rexall
Jan
*
5
Co
300
7
46%
16%
*
2,600
6%
45%
5
27%
11%
(Un)__5
45%
Indiana
49
114
37%
1,200-
*
(Un>_
27
109
27%
23%
49%
400
30%
•
(Un)
47%
22%
Feb
Jan
26% Mar
45%'
29%
12.50
(Un)
Corp of America tUu;_.
Raytheon Company
Republic Steel Corp (Un)
183% 190
22%
66 V4
34%
63%
44%
30Va
Radio
23
72%
200
Jan
38%
100
461%
22 Vs
-
63%
25
33Vac
(Un/..
Petroleum Co
Pullman
Apr
50
550
50%
46i/2
22%
11%
3
Co
&
Corp
Service
20
11%
11%
—33 %c
iCharles)
Corp
19%
__
50
Pepsi-Cola Co
36
_2
„1
5
Peoples Gas Light & Coke
22%
10
(Un)_.
new
&
75%
(Un)
Co
2
Inc
17%
"
100
9
9
Corporation
D
Feb
31%
-5%
Co—
Co
Schenley
F
60 V2
40"%
---
41%
61 %
Jan
9%
400
■
44%-16%
•
108
100
%/;
44%
39%
Nov
Sep
NOV
Nov
300
16%
10
Electric
American
36
22%
5
Trailer Co—..
Fruehauf
45
44Va
Oct
24%
79'
153/8*. -'600
41%
Co.
Peabody Coal
Co
Pennsylvania RR
1
Rubber
Dairies
Foremost
*
15
•
45%
5
Bankshares
&
Motor
6
51
300
Sep
26% Mar
20
Inc_.
Corp
Ford
Service
Co
5
Tire
Wisconsin
.5% May
"800
•
61/4 !*'
•
8
Co
Chemical
1,800
1
Fairbanks Whitney Corp common.
First
5
400
891/2
—
••
*
1
1,600
5
—
Mfg Co—
Emerson Radio & Phonograph
Firestone
75
500
5 '
s
Natural
85
15%
,
„.l_1
;
Gas
Manufacturing
2,000
(Un)__12.50
Elec
Firstamerica
.
253/a
6 %
• '
Corp
(Un)
50
22 y8
1
(Un)——.—
Gas
•
57%'
25
85
1
Co
11
200
-
89%
41%
1
Co
Natural
Paso
Emerson
Jan
'
56
j.
5
(Un)
Bancorporation
66%
5
de Nemours
Kodak
Eastman
El
Jun
56%
(Minnesota)
Northwest
21%
1
:
I——
Lines
69%
35%
5
Power
65%
5
(E I)
Nov
%
I
1
'■
•'
Ry
39%
Dow Chemical Co
Air
Jan
8 >/a
5
Public
Natural
21%
5
Eastern
Indiana
41%
Dodge Manufacturing Co
Du Pont
19%
2,300
;!K
i;
■
Corp
Co
1%
Aug
(Un)
Gas
66
1
Edison
Nov
Jan
|
V
*
Co
&
Jun
• !
Illinois
Public
Detroit
97%
7 3/a
Northern
5
Cudahy Packing Co_____
Curtiss-Wright Corp (Un)
Deere
62%
6%
Corp
10
America.
of
1,000
7%
Car
10%
10%
Nov
74%
?•'
Jan
76V2
-
Illinois
Nov
8
100
47%
-
53
Apr
Oct
3/a
Aviation
American
31
46%
89%
Oct
603/4
70 3/4
70%
25%
100
5%
Central
Dec
21V*
4,400
81%
400
Co
Co
York
38 y8
200
22 %
36
Jan
55%
Oct
35%
i
Oct
3,800
%
Jan
Oct
101/2
28
53/8
Mfg^
59%
Pub
Steel
300
22
Nov
76%
Va
(Un)
&
10
America
of
Co
Products
581%
14%
35
Co.
Motors
Crowell-Coll
New
35
.1.33 %
Continental Can Co
Continental
Jan
100
Apr
53/4
i
Aug
25% July
26%
Prod.(Un).
Co
25
(Un)
(Un)
of
Corp
283/4
4,600
_•
Edison common.
Foods
Power
Container
17 y8 May
40
5
System
Gas
Commonwealth
600
7%
100
Colorado Fuel & Iron Corp
Columbia
19%
22%
common———_1
Iron
preferred
Coleman
National
10
Corp
Cleveland-Cliffs
Nov
38 V8
8.50
Co
City Products
Tile
22%
22%
Jun
34 Vb
20%
2,000
.
\ -I
'/i
Nov
87%
76V2
26%
—
5%
common
Register
Lead
17% May
20%
-700
—*
Electric
&
Gas
Cash
Distillers
'600
8
45%
12
Oct
„
120
1
Co
A_
Northern
39%
43%
Jan
7%
60
100
250
50c
National
Jun
22%
223/4 \
53/4 4
53/4
Sep
'
National
Sep
13%
—
Cincinnati
18%
58
Chicago & Northwestern Ry—
5%
series A preferred
100
Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Ry Co_*
22%
._*
class
Company
41%
371/4
(The)
Convertible
Muter
Jan
5%
5
:
__
ri
Feb
32%
30% Mar
"2,500
"
i
High
223/4
Nov
153/4
25% Mar
4,100
;
68%
33 Va
Jan
21%
"
3
Vernon
Feb
36%
-
•
1
Co
(Un)
12
67
22 %
*
(Un)
&
& Co
"
33 Va
l—*
Inc
National
•
Ward
(Philip)
150
100
Muskegon Motor Specialties—
Apr
Jan
1,000
13%
203/4
27%
-700
231/a
12%
13%
Jan
400
-
Chemetron
Chicago South Shore & So Bend—12.50
Chrysler Corp
25
Montgomery
2-^ Mar
800
30%
22% *■
Chesapeake & Ohio Ry (Un)
Chicago Milw St Paul & Pacific
Aug
26 3/8
Nov
22%
30
21%
Corp
,
Nov
1,300
16
1ft
21%
Corp
*
Nov
Mount
America (Un)
of
14%
800
Co
16%
31
10
11
683/8
Co
Chemical
Motorola
Inc
Brewing
Monsanto
27%
16%
1
(Un)
10
Chemical
14 y8
14%
Co
Mfg
Fuel
Manufacturing
27%
14
&
River
Modine
8
common
Corp
Nov
82
Dec
Brewing
Min
Low
High
16%
9
;■ 1
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
31
16/2
10
Monroe
Nov
93
Feb
49 Va
45 y4
Aug
5
10
•
—50c
Central & South West Corp
2.50
Cbamplin Oil & Refining common
1
Corp
Celanese
Minneapolis
1,050
1,050
for Week
of Prices
Low
*
Utilities
South
33'%
4,100
Export Gas Ltd.
Canadian Pacific (Un)
Carrier
Middle
37
24%
93
Canadian
Centlivre
31%
Meyer Blanke Co_
32%
46%
—
Hecla
Nov
37
36
23%
32%
45%
(Un)
Industries
Par
High
July
■I
Sales
Range
Last
Sale Price
53% July
Jan
23 y?
88%
v,'orp
(Un)——
Burton-Dixie Corp
&
38%
2,400
45%
Burroughs
Calumet
50
37
91%
wi
Budd Company
Burlington
46
*
Corp
common
Lew
High
35%
8
common—*
*
new
'
'
•■
„
Week's
Friday
,
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
46
36%
5
Corp
Corp
(E J)
Borg-Warner
Brach
for Week
of Prices
Sale Price
Binks
Sales
Range
Friday
STOCKS
•¥
2)
St
Petroleum
Dutch
Louis
27%
28
32
33%
51
:
20 g
Stockyards.—
National
27%
32%
5
Co
51
—*
mass
.13
A.
8%
Co
10
;
33
14
Dec
38
Sep
46%
46 Va
5
34
.
27Vi
32
2,000
1
9%
8%
5
600
••
Jan
52
Jan
Dec
11%
31Va
Sep
54V»
jan
300
,
14%-.
13%
Nov
I-4
Apr
600
191/2 May
1,800
-
||
Aug
8%
..
_
General
Bankshares
General
Box
8%
Corp
2%
Corp.
81/4
2%
2%
•
1.40
(Un).
Roebuck
Jun
Servel
Inc
Jan■
Sheaffer
Jan*.
Sinclair
&
26%
3
Co—*
54%
26%
100
.
261/2
54%
55%/,.
11%
:
131/4,.
20
so
23 %
23%
__1
Corp
Sears
22
Aug
36%
Jan
Sep
%
28
Jan
59%
Jun
15%
Aug
44%. Feb
2,600
v
r
-
General
Candy
General
Contract
General
Dynamics
Corp
Finance
Foods
General
Mills
Portland
General
Public
Tele
General
Glen
Tire
(W
Granite
City
41%
36%
36%
5
26 %
25%
26i%
25%
253/8
26%
83y3c
49%
49%
500
26%
27% '
500
1
88
88
200
11%
12
300
1
*
:
Co
Griesedieck
Hein
Jan;
Southwestern
Jan
Sperry Rand Corp (Un)
Spiegel Inc
29% Aug
22% Mar
Oct
80 3/i
Oct
353/4 Mar
Standard. Oil of California..^
60
Jan
90 %
Nov
Standard
11%
Dec
23 V2
Jan
Standard
Jan
Sep
473/4
23 3/4 Mar
17%
1,000
Oct
17
iy8
17% Oct
.
20 y«
20 y8
800
10%
10%
>y
1
29%
30%
*
3,700
26% July
37
Jan
Sunray
33
33
100
32% May
38
Jun
Swift
&
14%
14%
450
Tenn
Gas Transmission
93/4
10%
750
60
150
29%
*
5%
6i/a
7%
50 y2
Storkline
Jan
Oct
24 y2
Sep
10%
13
Sep
13% July
Mar
Feb
61%
7
Feb
7%
13(4
Jan
Dec
32 y2
Apr
|iij
International
u
25%
-500
21%
Aug
30%
30
900
29
Oct
47%
Texas
39%
900
37%
Sep
50%, Jan
Co
Paper
i
(Un)
Tel
&
(Un)
26
27
431/4
43%
44%
1,200
50 y4
33%
500
29 %
Feb
36 %
*
55%
561%
200
48%
Oct
56%
Jun
56%
7.50
98%
400
86%
33
33
33%
200
33
Dec
38
•
(Un*
96%
*
Tel
42%
42%
43%
8,100
32
Feb
46 3/4
Power
201/s
20%
500
18 % Mar
20 y2
Jefferson
Jones
&
Kaiser
Electric
Laughlin
Aluminum
Co
5
10%
(Un/
10
50%
Chemical
33y3c
Steel
&
Kennecot
Copper Corp
Kimberly-Clark Corp
Knapp Monarch Co
Kropp Forge Co—
Laclede
Leath
Gas
&
Co
(Un)
Union
(Un)_
Corp
Radio
741/s
77%
83%
83%
85
La
Salle
St
1
Marshall
■nf
Martin
33%
common
4
(Un)
Carbide
Jan
United
Jan
2%
Co
Oct
99 V2
Jan
United Corporation
United
Fruit
Co
85
Nov
United
Sep
6% July
3% Jan
U
S
States
Rubber
Co
18%
Feb
24% Aug
293/4 Jan
Oct
11% Jan
Walgreen Co
200
79
6,400
_7
May,
20
100
_
89 Va- Jan
-
Nov
„
25%
Webcor
Oct
Inc
Western
93/8 Aug
May
49
common
•
55
(The) Co
1
50c
& Co common
$7 convertible preferred
i
Merck Se Co (Un)...^
Merrttt Chapman & Scott (Un)
Metropolitan Brick Inc
:
*
y4
60
12%
190
12.50
4
49
55%
62%
593/4
12%
190
80%
-
.
-
73/4
45
60
600
12%
300
8%
147
400
•
2,400
1,300
.
Wilson
Nov
Wisconsin
Electric
Wisconsin
Public
July
73% Mar
198
May
Nov
;i8%
'
'13
Jan
&
World
Co
(F
Co
Jan
24 Va
Jan
50%
Feb
Jan
20%
Oct
24%
86%
Jan
Oct
36 %■ Aug
22
Oct
36%
N:
Apr
Jun
29 Va
22%
251/4.
116%
76%
28%
Jan
Feb
19 %
Sep
/.
Jan
583/a Mar
29 Va Mar
5%
11%
Jan
43Va
82
Jan
900
107
Oct
32
Jan
!
Sep
76
|*v
Jan
39 Va
30 Vt Mar
200
.....
Nov
33% May
100
.
..
j.
75% Aug
Oct
23
300
40%
76
Jun
Jun
.
15%
,.,..400
36%
40%
66%
23
750
?.V^,^... 600
36%
24%
Feb
19
j; 100 i,
.
Jan
Aug
47%
_
A':. 2004:
25%.
6
900
,
70
24%
5%
6
36%
500
A TOO
.,
...
70
25%
76%
-
Zenith
116% 120%
38%'
44%
28%
28V8
8
.10
36
35%
32%
32%
33
7%
1
•
8
300
300
45%28%.
1,800
750
36%:-
15%
Nov
15
^
•
42
42
•
43%-v" %;•••- ■3,700
70%
67
1
29%
26%
29%;;- "4l, 7 00
54%
56?
1
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10
10
8
*
^
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1,500
25%
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Radio
,._
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Power—
Co
Co
-1
Co_-—
Tube..
Corp____
c._;
69%
12%
88%
&
) 87
—
-1
•.'
102%
Jan
Sep
Jan
Sep
103 %
Jan
70% Aug
Oct
31%
Oct
60
Jan
Apr
Aug
2,400
"
J%
Apr
: ;30o
/
*
38%
Nov
55%
Jan
45%
Feb
:;*64%
Jun
40
49
50%."**"" 2,000
26 Vb
27
%•;,;/
1,10a
22% Aug
100
13% July
■ Oct
.
„
34%
Jan
67%
42%
Feb
40%
40%'
40%
100
29%
200
25%
Feb
31 Va
69%
69%
900
69
Nov
73
12%
90%
'
900
13%
88%
*
89 C
99% 105 %v
*
36%
'r "
-^.500
42%
Sep
Aug
July
12%, Dec
300
4,800
Feb
•
19
Jan
78%
2,300
v
V 38"
33'/2 May
901/2
Nov
Apr
,.85;* Oct;,
95
Apr
f j
Jan
39
•87; J-
Apr
Jun
63%
29%
-10
.10
116
40%
-10
(On)...^.
31%
Nov
39
40%
Service
7%
Jun
Feb
"
10%;;' ;•
39%
49
Jan
69%
1,800
•?.
Jan
40%
73
62%
|: j
i;
Aug.
37%
86%
1,400
72
-.2%
31
46%
15'
-
400
64%
10
Sep
Apr...
Apr
-7
15%-— 7,800
v
Nov
32%
25
1,100
-
Jun
39% Aug
46%
25%
•
'
7«/4
147%
33 Va Mar
9,700->
103% 104 i/r
,_4
(Un)
Wrigley (Wm) Jr
Youngstow* Sheet
Feb
*
Nov
Motor
Woolworth
Nov
96
7%
63
20% May
39% July
'
13% July
Nov
July
'04%
38%
i
Nov
200
-"■8%
&
Jan
48 V2
1,700
44%
...
White
60 Vb
Apr
Nov
17%
7,000
10
Telegraph
Corp___
Jan
July
147 '
5
80%
9
36%
12%
75
Dec
23%
..25
Electric
62 Vb
Feb
Oct
6%
81%
•
j
Union
Westinghouse
54 y8
40% May
1,200
198
77
9
800
200
198
.*
L.16%
see page 44.
48
Jun
241/2
-—200
35%-/"
*
...
Whirlpool Corp
4
33
65%
22%
18%*"
Universal Oil Products
Oct
8%
Jan
Mar
35%
2.50
233/4
82%
rt
July
79%
10%
100
25%
.
21
22%
1
S Steel Corp.
Universal Match
200
8%
56
33
Nov
79%
1
U
1,400
82%
1,100
18%
(Un)
24%
23%
I
25
:
103/8
82%
1,500
48
24%
(Del) (Un>
26%
24%
23%^:
46
I:
Jan
Dec
7
21%-:'.,;)
Gypsum.
10
9
50 '/2
23 i'
Apr
13% Jan
:r;
.3,300
49%- 5i%;.(. :1,000
6 %.
__10
Jan
2
22%
46%
—_1__.—2
2
RR
Sep
500
49%
223/4
6%
63%!'.
(Un)
72 Vb
Jan
400
20%
Aircraft Corp (Un)
Air Lines Inc
United
89%
4%
Jab
Feb
Dec
Nov
11%
7,100
63%
California
54 Vb
200
.
''
$
Nov/,
50%
46%
44% May
22%
345
.
25%
Corp..
Pacific
14% May
of
24 V»
Mfg
footnotes,
5%
-
8%
7
63%
Corp
261%
10
-
McCrory Corp
Means (F W)
For
2%
•
Cement
Field
5%
23%
56
400
1,100
20%
(Un)
(Un)
Oil
63
600
23%
38 Vb
100
-
7%
1
Corp
Electric
Oct
1,200
74%
••
8
Corp
Union
Dec
32
■;
:
11%;
55%
35
50'/a
Apr
May
39%
e
Jan
9%
800
1,000
49%
22%
11%
3.33 %
Co
Century-Fox Film
50%
1,300
52%
38%
*
5
Ling-Temco Electronics Inc.;;
Lytton's (Henry C) & Co
Marquette
1034
50%
*
*
Co
Llbby McNeil & Libby
Liggett & Myers Tobacco
101/8
37
48%
'
v
600
20,20(5
•
Company
So
208
Sep
3.50
600
25% July
35% Feb
1,600
-
22%
__
5
Co
Union
Co
Jan.
/
5
Tool
Union
Interstate
Jan
37%
09% Mar;
100
50c
Continental
20th
Aug
May
1353/4
Sep
43 •.;
500
Nov
5
Co
Producing—
Edison
Trav-ler
Tri
Co_~
Ramo-Wooldridge Z (Un)
Transamerica
Oct
Sen
Jan
25
Oil
Inc
Power
Trane
Jan
33 y8
38 3A
Jun
26 V8
Sep
25
Gulf
Toledo
Jan
27
International Shoe Co
Internationp
43
24% Aug
281/2
18%
1
1
Transmission
Thompson
Jan
750
23% Mar
;
Jan
100
,,
39%.
"
23V2
,-k
49% July
18%
l
1
Inc
Textron
Feb
291/4
39
Nickel
International
•b
<{■■
241/a
5
38 Vb
Jan
38 % Feb
600
-
44%
383/8
42%
Jun
(••/
Jan
400
46%,
44%
...
«35-,;
Jan;
55%
•"
i
50%. /
45%
10
(Un)
Company
Gas
Thor
'
50%
9%
33% Sep,
6,500
443/s
1
Furniture
Corp
Mid-Continent
Texaco
Texas
Jun
Oct
3%
23%
24%
Co
Chemical
42%
3,800
*.
s
.
—
1
Sunbeam
Nov
291/4
&
42
•
7.
x30% x30 %
V
15
Studebaker-Packard Corp
When
issued
16% Jan
18% Jan
9% Aug
383b
300
Mineral
19
—
Nov
.7% J un
.
2,800 *
■„.
'
Sep
20
2,000
27%
51%
.
34 %
>
3,600
71/4
23%
Steamship Co.
27
18%
2.50
3
International Harvester
27
42"%
11%
.700.
\
-
7
Corp
200
10
20
8 Via
36%,iv
38%-
25
Packaging common—
Corporation
1,600
RR
451%
19%
>■: 18"%
0.25
(Un)
%
Co
44%
19%
__*
^
Co (Ohio)
J
39%
7%
International
Oil
Standard
N
1%
27%
Interlake
b1
(Un)
Oil
Stewart-Warner
2% July
Inc
Indiana
38%
1
Apr
of
1%
II
Central
37%
45%
5
38%
59%
Steel
Brands
Stanray
>
(Un)
Oil
Standard
41% Aug
Jan
Co
Standard
Feb
._10
Inland
D
Oct
Corp
Brick
8%
34%
37%
.
1,900..
-
•
8%
34%
;
1
50o
•
26
Square
32%
(G) Brewing Co.
Industries
Illinois
Service
Public
42
May'
30
Inc
Illinois
(Un)
34
I
'■
Pacific Co
Oct
23%
20 y8
171/s
15
0
•
(Un)
55%
300
8.33 Mi
1
(Un)
39%
300
371/4
Oil
Co
Dec
1,400
35%
Hupp Corporation
Huttig Sash & Door
I-
Mobil
20%
Corp
Howard
Southern
33%
Utilities
Werner
Hertz
Southern
1
Corp
Heileman
Socony
Sep
•
Co
States
'32
100
Jan,
Sep;
20%
(Un)
Com
Oil
11,600
69 Va
33%
Corp
A
5
—1
Greyhound
Gulf
37%
—1
Chemical
Lakes
11%
"
993/4
0.25
Co
class
Pen
A)
Corp
31%
Oct
:—_*
Rubber Co
&
Steel
40%
4,400
—
(W
Oil
Aug
26%
300
3.33 %
Corp
Great Lakes Dredge & Dock
Gulf
82% Aug
1,600
" 77%
40%
Stores
Drug
70% Sep
600
29%
•
41
distribution
ex
H)
Gossard
Gray
2,900
68 3/8
29
36%
Rubber
Alden Corp
Great
75
29%
1
Co__
(The)
Goodyear
53
75
_1.66%
Inc
Gillette
8
Sep
67%
Utilities.
&
Tire
Genesco
Dec
3
Electronics
&
"
6%
33%
5
Cement
13%
.
"
1
General
1
;
;
"
400
1,600
6%
42 % *
40
Corp
Inc
General Motors Corp.
Gen
""
6%
40
18
Jan
1
;
General Electric Co
General
16%
5
2
—
14
103
17
137% Jan
129% Sep
^
5
I
Volume
Number
192
6009
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2255)
OUT-OF-TOWN MARKETS
Pacific Coast Stock
Price Range
i
.
%
f
dually traded
on
Last
Range
STOCKS
Sale Price
•
:$
&
>
■
Aeco
Corp
American
American
Bishop
.
Black
-!
Cement
Ltd
Buttes
Gas
\¥
California
Ink
Crestmont
Oil
Co
21 %
150
9c
9c
12,000
3%
3%
33
__5
'
32%
1.90
1.85
Electrical
Products
United
Nov
Oct
10
Jan
7c
Sep
15c
Jan
7,300
3
Apr
4%
33
700
27
Sep
35%
15,400
Nov
2.00
S
5%
5%
16%
2,000
29%
29%
30%
18
1.60
60'J
16>/4
21
Emporium
Capwell
Exeter
Oil
Friden
Inc
Co
Co
Ltd
;
class
21
200
15V2
Aug
15 % Mar
Products
Humor
Corp.:
Co
of
25%
Sep
39%
18'A
501
17
Jan
22
California
34%
I,300
29V4
Jun
38i/4
Oil
Co______.
Idaho Maryland Mines
Imperial Western
Aug
72c
(Un)
45%
11,600
38
Nov
%
7 Ve
7%
600
7
Oct
19%
2.25
2.15
2.25
600
1.85 July
45c
Apr
2.50
on
59c
64c
7,000
Jade
Oil
M
J
&
M
Meier
Co
M
Oil
Inc_-„
Petroleum
46
75c
Ltd
Oil
&
Pepsi-Cola
Reserve
Oil
Rhodes
_10
14%
141/8
14%
1.25
21c
24
Rice
Ranch
Southern
Cal
Gas
Trico
&
Oil
West
Co
Life
Cab
Jan
Dec.
1
62
77
25
Not
28%
96
25%
Nov
38 Va
5%
5%
52
5%
Dec
8 Ye
Jan
21%
22%
77
16%
Apr
28 y<
July
16
Dec
1
5
16%
1
Co
21%
1
15,900
Dec
1.15
92,501
12c
-
46c
Nov
14
17%
Mar
16%
167
1%
1,100
1%
1
22 Vs
Jan
.6.25
2%
Jan
22
122
21%
Oct
32 %
Jun
49
49
Apr
21 %
50%
397
45
Oct
64%
Jun
25c
Sep
20
—Bonds—
10
Total
15
10
First
Second
10
Rail¬
Utili¬
65
Indus¬
Grade
Grade
Utili¬
roads
ties
Stocks
trials
Rails
Rails
ties
130.13
95.45
201.66
91.36
81.03
80.50
85.29
84.54
605.43
91.41
80.56
85.31
84.54
Total
40
Bonds
95.64
201.39
129.37
95.57
200.71
91.38
80.73
80.52
85.03
84.41
129.34
95.19
199.52
91.42
80.72
80.67
85.20
84.50
594.56
.
129.58
602.40
.
.
127.88
95.48
198.72
91.29
80.72
80.41
85.24
80.88
Averages
compiled
are
Utilities, 8.53;
65
stocks,
daily
using
by
the
divisors:
following
Industrials,
3.38;
84.41
Rails,
5.234;
17.58.
Feb
2.20
Aug
Feb
Nov
23% May
24%
Feb
20%
25
Nov
3
3
150
Nov
4
May
5%
5
5%
12,200
1.50
1.50
1.50
200
1
6%
6i/a
6%
4,600
5
12
12
12%
3,700
12
21%
Apr
3
_1
1.50
3%
Sep
Over-the-Counter Industrial Stock Averages
5% Mar
Nov
4.25
Nov
10
Jan
Sep
25%
Jan
16% May
23%
Sep
1.40
(35 Stocks)
Compiled by National Quotation Bureau, Inc.
Jan
Oct
21%
22%
1,400
1.25
1.25
300
90c
950
8% May
28V8 Jan
Mar
2.50
15 %
14%
15%
pfd series A__25
29%
29%
29%
2.75
2.75
100
2%
Oct
Date
Mon.
Closing
151/4
15%
2,400
12%
Jun
16 Ve Mar
_5
Co
1
25%
1
common...
(Un)
261/4
200
1.10
II,000
1.05
1.05
31
31
1
13%
13%
23%
1.00
31
Sep
Nov
600
Nov. 29__
101.25
Nov. 30—
Range for 1959
^
101.21
101.43
High
.
109.60
Aug
Low
;
101.42
Sep 23
Aug
33
July
2.45
45%
1__—
2
Range for 1960
101.51
Dec.
101.70
Hlgh
Low
109i39
jan
8
95.55
Oct
26
_________
Jan
14%
Dec.
Fri.
Jan
Oct
Thurs.
4
Jan
10% July
50
13%
5
common
300
15%
Nov. 28-^
Wed.
5»/4 Mar
15%
_50c
-
16
%
Jan
Feb
50
__1
Insurance
Co
2.80
70
~
;
Co
Petroleum
Coast
Yellow
22%
27%
5%-
597.22
.
2930
24
common
Equipment
Westates
22%
27%
606.47
_
28
nov:
Nov.
Aug
23c
—2
(Un)
Gas
Sugar
22%
1
Tues.
Co
Union
Nov.
Jun
Jun
24%
Co^—___
Shasta Water
Victor
Feb
25—
3.50
24
25c
Oil
Jan
trials
Dec
50
33V3c
Co—
80 %
5
Sep
15% May
Indus¬
Date
1.00
24%
Bottlers
Gas
55%
10
I.
24c'
21c
2.95
20
Develop
349
Jun
—20
(Un)
Aug
68%
10
30
May
1.35
2,200
Western
&
1.55 July
Feb
400
1.20
Inc
Gas
100
52
(Un)___
United
2,200
25c
pfd_25
Investmt 5% %
Pacific Industries
1.50
800
23C
__1
American
Pacific
32c
1.35
^_2oc
Sugar
Co
62c
35,300
51%
...
Oahu
Sugar
53,100
45c
24c
—
Co__
North
Onomea
1.90
'■ 40c
__10c
(Unj__
Corp Ltd..
Co
1.35
10
Co
& Frank Co
Merchants
Nordon
50c
y;
2.10
1.50
42c
.___
Salt
>
2.10
1.80
64%
Stocks
Jan
50c
64%
the
are
Jan
,
Leslie
& Foundry
Chemical-
Nov
7%
_10c
19 %
Jan
May
900
__1
Corp
Sep
Dec
Stock and Bond Averages
Jan
43c
47c
41 %
tlOc
4"%
13%
daily closing averages of representative stocks and bonds listed
the New York Stock Exchange as
compiled by Dow-Jones & Co.
Nov.
Holly
Engineering
Jan
42 %
I
Jan
45
__5
19% Mar
700
45c
__1
33V3C
General Exploration Co of California__l
3%
13%
26% May
6% Aug
uan
3%
Jan
33%
10
A__
common....;!
new
1,668
13%
10
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec Corp
Below
i:——„4
Corp
High
3%
13%
Corp
Corp of America..
(The) Corp
!
&
Low
3%
1
Co
Bolt
Glass
Range Since Jan. 1
High
Nov
21
(Un)___.
U
Low
Jun
2.00
16%
—
26% May
26V4
&
Seeberg
Nov
7%
5.50
Co
63c
21% May
200
3%
—
_
Nov
200
Screw
Shares
3%
Rock well-Standard
High
Jun
8
.7.50
Co
Oil Fields
Good
21%
20c
26 %
9c
*
Corp
Dominguez
Gladden
648,300
26
—.1
.
Oil
Dole
63c
7%
Min. —5c
Inc
Range
Low
21%
—2
Stores
&
38c
'
M.—
—
Co__
Broadway-Hale
59c
pfd (Un;_. .—25
10
(Un).i
Mammoth Consolidated
Chica
Oil
Corp.,
Bolsa
_luc
Shares
High
'
Corp
Factors
Oil
Low
Forgings
for Week
1
common
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
Plymouth Oil Corp
for Week
of Prices
Par
'■y
Pittsburgh
Sales
Range
Par
Sales
.
Week's
of Prices
Last
Sale Price
Pittsburgh Brewing Co
Week's
,*
Friday
STOCKS
Stock Exchange.
other Exchanges.
Friday
(Range for Week Ended December 2)
Exchange
Stocks listed exclusively on the Pacific Coast
This list does not include approximately 500 issues
on
39
Nov
29
SEC Index of Stock Prices
The
stocks
Philadelphia-Baltimore Stock Exchange
Friday
STOCKS
Last
Par
Alan
Steel
Wood
American
Stores
American
Tel
Co
&
—-1
Tel
Arundel
City
Atlantic
Delaware
,
Electric
Ford
Motor
,
Jan
74
76%
918
61 %
Oct
82%
Feb
Goods
Jan
97%
Sep
Non-Durable
31
Aug
39V8
Jan
Sep
38%
Sep
41
41%
Utility
50
31%
Oct
54'%
Sep
Trade,
i_12
12%
94%
95%
%
12%
11,471
79%
12%
225
7%
8%
1,261
6
%
Jun
13%
7%
14
14%
1,071
13%
Dec
530
45 %
May
1.80
82%
79%
83
39%
38
40%
11%
Nov
16%
83
—
38
Dec
71%
385
8
Nov
12 %
39%
40%
667
35%
25%
26J/4
822
21% Mar
26%
Goods
50
43%
72
—
63%
62%
0.6
122.0
103.6
+
0.4
129.5
107.7
104.7
+ 0.7
115.1
92.1
—0.1
105.4
92.0
'
87.1
132.5
+
0.8
137.3
118.4
131.9
130.8
+
0.8
134.1
120.5
75.4
Finance
&
Service.
——___
73.3
+
2.9
86.7
67.0
Jan
Transactions at the New York Stock
Aug
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Resistance
10o
10
65%
1,877
60% July
93 Vb
Jan
12%
14%
2,505
12
Oct
19 V2
Jan
41
—
-•'Lehigh Coal & Navigation...—
40%
42 VB
No. of
and Miscel,
6,934
Dec
Foreign
Bank
40%
Gov't
56 Ve
Jan
Shares
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
Bonds
%
Jun
28
27%
10%
'
<Inc~
470
19%
19%
60'/4
58%
75%
38
63'/a
80%
18%
80%
19%
10
444
Corp-
—3
//Pennsylvania Gas & Water.——/__•-**:
Peiiijbylvania Power. £1. Light
•
• Pennsylvania
RR
i.-50
-
,
...
,
"
-'
13
Aug
36yfl
341.'
72%
72%
41
16% May
1,057
■"V
/25
58%
Apr
Jan
Perfect
Photo
Inc
Inc..:
_-20c
"Philadelphia Electric Co-..!.—.
Philadelphia Transportation Co
i
>
:
Philoo
Corn
Potomac
—
______
.
Electric
Power
50%
10
.—3
•
9%
$433,000
$7,321,000
Nov. 29—
3,634,080
5,982,000
357,000
6,339,000
Wed.
Nov. 30—
3,079,800
5,713,000
270,000
5,983,000
Thurs.
Dec.:
1—
3,092,540
4,790,000
370,000
Fri.
Dec.
2—
3,138,410
5,782,000
323,000
16,808,950
$29,155,000
80%
.
/
Sep
28%
27%
27%
1,661
25%
Jan
28%
11
3,981
10%
Oct
17%
270
30%
Nov
,
Jan
32%
Total..:
Sep
11%
17
.162
.
23
July
'
250
_
22%
30%
'
Feb
5,160,000
/
$1,753,000
*
54
■
Ndv
Week Ended Dec. 2
315
34%
47%
Apr
53
7%
Nov
12% May
38% Apr
Railroad
16%
Dec
30 /,
-570
26%
Feb
31 Ve
Aug"
Nov
20
14
150
12%
40%
41%
866
36
50
8%
8%
9%
777
Lab>._^____-—1.*
44%
'Scot
—;
Paper/,
1
t'. Smith Kline
Co!!:/!k;j/._*^-—
French
Soul h. Jersey
,v
Public
8ur» 1
Oil
.
87 Va
Service.^—-__-_10c
COj—
•'
United
v
/-s.13 50
8%
41%
18%
Washington Gas Light commbn_^.l—•
S.
Government-^
$4,500
—
$12,000
$1,753,000
$1,050,000
69,347,150
64,113,600
29,155,000
3&,397,000
1,158,157,600
1,395,023,600
a—
Bank
j-__„
and
Industrial--
1__:
Total—
87%
286
45
502
38%
Oct
64%
22%
Jun
28%
Oct
13%
48%
50%
7%
50%
50%
53
.
."120
r.
399
72
53%
.231
335
92 %
13%
42% May
50
/:
Feb
'
$37,447,000
7
46 Va
Sep
Transactions at the American Stock Exchange
55 %.Jan
Feb.
7"%
Jan
54
45% May
Nov
Daily, Weekly and Yearly
Jan
54 %
Apr
Stocks
"
1
'
Mon.
s
Foreign
Pittsburgh Stock Exchange
Friday
Last
Allegheny
Columbia
Ludlum
Steel.
1
System-____—
Gas
...
Light
Co_
of
'—5
Pgh.
32%
Sales
High
Low
Equitable
Gas
8%
120
31%
Nov
56%
Refractories.-
McKinney
Natco
Manufacturing
Corp
136
18%
Jun
22 %
For
footnotes,
'Hi
8'/8
Jan
9
26
38 '/4
38%
42%
44
42
■•. v
—7%
page 44.
Sales
$220,000
27,000
100,000
7,000
132,000
997,440
115,000
2,000
2,000
119,000
83,000
14,000
25,000
122,000
5,607,845
65c
Total—
21% Mar
9% Mar
$573,000
$51,000
$69,000
$693,000
14,000
'
26% "Sep
Week Ended Dec. 2
1960
Stocks—Number
of
Shares
5,607,845
—
■
Feb
41%
Sep
Foreign
150
government
42% July
56%
Jan
Foreign
65c
corporate
Oct
1%
Feb
12% Mar
15%
Aug
65cr
420
12%
20
Jan. 1 to Dec. 2
1960
1959
8,124,040
259,485,279
342,838,393
$1,104,000
$27,069,000
$26,328,000
51,000
24,000
1,363,000
1,609,000
69,000
20,000
1,280,000
1,365,000
$693,000
$1,148,000
$29,712,000
$29,302,000
$573,000
32%
65c
1959
/
Bonds—
Domestic
100
12%
see
111,000
Bond
$8,000
1,219,085
Dec
862
8%
25%
__/_l
2——1
-
Jan
22 Va
8.50
Co_
Walker
Dec.
$21,000
Higb
33%
21%
5
-
Range Since Jan. 1
32%
v.
Harbison
j,
Low
10
Duquesne Brewing Co
Duquesne
1
Fri.
Shares
Dec.
Bonds
73,000
1,088,270
Nov. 30
Total
Foreign
Corporate
for Week
Par
'
-M
Range
of Prices
^
Week's
Wed.
Thurs.
$191,000
1,132,760
Nov. 29
Bonds
Gov't
Bonds
Domestic
1,170,290
Nov. 28__
Tues.
(, i
$1,227,509,250 $1,459,165,200
Jun.
(No. of
i?'
16,000
Nov
13
$30,908,000
Shares)
I'
762,411,151
Jun
165
,
STOCKS
1959
695,570,183
Jan
28%
7%
"50%
U.
International
Nov
Dec
43%
13%
49%
Gas Improvement
85%
Mar
28%
*0
.United Corp. —_——_1
,
*
Gaa,Co-.
Southeastern
-
1960
18,033,375
Jan
13%
41%
Co
Aug
2,605
lu.'"
i< Reading
.
Jan. 1 to Dec. 2
1959
16,808,950
Shares.-.
Bonds—
66% July
29%
*'
of
Foreign
Jan
17%
Public
Mf£ Co_LvC'.-^A--~:----4-.--1
Service Electric <8r Gas com
•
Jan
2,652
10
Progress
-
45%
Stocks—Number
11,626
51%
6,105,000
$30,908,000
Jan
27%
16%
__I0
common
50%
8%
Sales
$6,888,000
Jan
26%
53
Bond
3,864,120
Nov
%
31%
5
Total
,
Nov. 28—
1960
Drug Stores
U. S.
Mon.
19%
27%
11%
Int'l
95% May
27%
27%
Railroad
.
63
Apr
73% Mar
1
_—'.—_il..
Apr
Stocks
Tues.
10%
.1
Mergenthaler/< Linotype
.
10%
16%o
Martin, (The ) r Co___—
•-.Merck, As
Co.
Tnc/__-,___
Chemicals
29%
—1
p
-Peoples
Exchange
14
Corn
99.5
108.3
133.5
Jun
;47
Oct
+
112.9
-L-——
Sep
50
10
107.7
108.6
113.3
Jan
40%
:::::::10
Battery—
Low
121.4
Dec
2,548
8%
May
High
+ 0.6
Jan
25%
—~6~75
1960
Change
Jan
8y8
.
Percent
112.8
Jan
8%
28
8'/4
Lights-.
—
Transportation
28%
Co
Mauison JFund
Durable
100
109.2
Manufacturing
395
Dairies
Pennsalt
42'A
1,997
—1
:
-
Motors
International
Dec
37%
Co
&
Light
Foremost
21%
_25
Storage
General
,,
41
36%
—5
Co.
Power
Duquesne
21%
=
Nov. 18,'60
113.5
.___
35%
5
Co____
Publishing
1957-59
Nov. 25,'60
Composite
35%
.>
Campbell Soup
Chrysler Corp
Higb
35%
Company
Curtis
Low
94%
_
Transit
High
36%
Corp__.
Baldwin-Lima-Hamilton
Buod
prices based on the closing prices of 300 common
ending Nov. 25, 1960, for the composite and by major
week
Range Since Jan. 1
_4.33
Electric
Research
Baltimore
the
_33 Va
Corporation
Atlantic
for
stock
of
for the current year,
Shares
21%
74%
index
industry groups compared with the preceding week and with highs and lows
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Low
—10
common.
Week's
Range
Sale Price
SEC
Total-
!
r-----
«ii '
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
*
CANADIAN MARKETS
<s>
Shown Are
Canadian
Week's
Range
for Week
oi Prices
Shares
Sale Prioe
Par
Low
Acadia Atlantic
Sugar
Class
A
36%
common
35 y8 Mar
41%
155
21% July
9% Jun
13%
14%-
1,270
20
Co
19%
20
225
18
30 y„
30%
7,063
Canada
4%
29%
29%
4,875
21 %
21%
21%
305
Anglo Canadian Tel Co
4%%
pfd
760
40
Mar
46'%
Sep
'52
100
49
Mar
52 %
41 %
41
41 %
100
37
Jan
43
50%
Sep
50%
51%
415
47
Mar
52
Sep
30 %
865
48%
29%
48%
26% July
49 %
405
43
25%
25%
825
20%
20%,
435
19% July
.50
;
$2
Aug
50
preferred
Argus Corp Ltd common
Asbestos Corp
25%
Atlas Steels Ltd
-
20%
.20%
35i%
Bank
of
491/0
Dec
Feb
26 Va
28
;
Aug
Jan
Funk
-25
of
Nova
Class
Beil
&
17% July
3,438
47% Mar
63%
51%
62%
63%
1,463
57
51
51%
345
38
38%
56o
Paper class A.
;
Electric
Aug
Montreal
locomotive
Sep
Montreal
Trust
Sep
Morgan
4%%
52
Ltd
Canada
Class
5%
preferred
4%
cumulative
Chrysler Corp
Coghlin
(B
Cellulose
Nov
140
145
917
125
Sep
20
20
20
8.80
9.45
95
48
600
a51% a51%
•
20
10%
33%
10%
10%
473/4 Mar
1,010
33
Feb
Apr
37'A
Jan
Penmans
46%
Aug
Placer.
11'%
Jan
3,876
46
1,955
42
10
10 %
660
13
12%
13
2,008
9%
Feb
17
Jun
7%
8
80
7%
Dec
11
Jan
2.00
9% Mar
375
2.00
Dec
2.75
Jan
31%
33%
275
291/4
Jan
34'%
Jun
22%
23%
4,555
16%
Feb
24
24
24%
22V2 July
35
271/4
Jun
61
-
Jan
24% Apr
15 % Aug
.
uv,
Sep
678
Premium
r.
.
Dec
26
249
17
16"%
17%
1,220
61
61
61
245
49
40
40%
790
39% Mar
45%
12%
12%
105
10%
Feb
19
260
13
Feb
55
54%
Quebec
;
55%
3,487
46% Mar
40%
41 Va
2,834
3iy8 Mar
417%
'■
50
16
23%
JU
23%
24 %
32%
19
•L&
28
170
19
300
a3.50
a3.50
8
*
a4.50
a4.50
10
10
a5%
a5%
*
4.30
a6%
480
a6%
.
Nov
St
32%
Nov
Dec
14
9
9
5%
Series
Oct
4.50
Oct
Sherwin
1,086
37
39%
350
5%
5%
I,700
Jan
Jan
1% preferred
Sicard Inc
Jan
12'%
Jan
Southam
Southern
Canada
Jan
a21% a21%
•
70
99%
99%
99%
a80
100
a80
19
431%
Dec
Aug
90
24%
*' —'
Nov
a__"
20%
22
8.231
20'A
Oct
6%
6Y4
7%
894
6y4
Dec
al4
a 13%
al4
150
12%
Apr
17
38 %
14%
500
37%
Nov
50%
400
12 y»
—.•
1.90
1.90
2.10
135
1.90
3.75
3.80
300
3.75
Jan
8
8
4,603
71/2
Nov
19%
25%
.
Dec
3.80
—*
•
20%
•
19
26%
13%
Sep
—•
-
Feb
;
•.»
Triad
!
II,485
720
181/2
Nov
29
al6
40
16 %
Oct
19%
211
14
Nov
18
10 »/2
600
10%
101
10
al8%
al9
150
99%
99'/2
10
17
Mar
101
Nov
17%
991/2
110
Feb
311/4
4,750
103
20'A Mar
16
1,660
15
of
0%
Ford
42%
2,137
100
100
50
—
—
•
A
A
pfd
62%
13'%
French
Corp
•
__5
&
Co
•
common
preferred
(Chas
Power
•
10
E)
1
common
•
5%
preferred
General Bakeries
General
Steel
Great
Lakes
Handy
1
00
common
•
Co—
$2.00
Hudson
For
Smith
A
•
a6
a6
17%
—
10
22
3.40
54
al9i/a al9'/2
17%
lg
see
50
—
pase
44.
•
July
Apr
43
Mar
a32
18
30'A
45
Jan
130
Aug
120
22%
22%
900
19
J?.n
Jan
8% Jan
33% Jan
'
Jun
23
Nov
56
56
25
56
Nov
58
Jan
8'A
8%
835
<8
July-
17
61
62
Dec
87%
18%
Z1
55%
1,900 ^'
"
1.75
1.80
900
3.00
39%
1.70
'
100.
45%
Mar
58
Jan
57% J3ep!
25"%
Nov
Jun
.
4.00
Jan
4 85
Dec
8%
Jan
26%
►
4,350
-
40
'45%
r__
-
,
,
-4-519
'
45
Jan
■J en
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3.35
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40
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50
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17
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Mines
Mar
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50
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62%
Aug
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110
62%
10
10
485
22
2,215
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1
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Oct
Nov
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7.05 July
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7.05
3.15 Aug
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16'A
Jan
44% Jun
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Canorama
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Mines
Canuba Mines
12% Jan
Carbec
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Cartier
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35
45
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940
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43
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38
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Bonnets Raceway
Dec
•
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6.25
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15% Nov
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40
28%
32
41 'A
7%
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15
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Jan
22% July
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36
1,451
66
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45
385
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20
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class
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45
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Home
.
17
1%
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Paper Co Ltd
Andy
12%
59,788
20
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General
66
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General
100
Feb
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16
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101
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11
16
1
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14
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39
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of
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24
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19
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(A V)
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200
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210
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Mar
33%
45%
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class
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52'% July
14'A Jan
19
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1
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preferred
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9%
30%
7%
preferred
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Dominion Steel k Coal
•
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Dow
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145
common
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95
100
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9%
36
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42%
48
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34
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Dominion Dairies
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18
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20
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2,446
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Canadian Petrofina Ltd
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Canadian Vickers
Coctshutt
371
2,892
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42
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27,215
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100
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Nov
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Jan
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Canadian
19
Nov
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Canadian
Oct
17%
15%
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13%
1,280
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3,681
18
■
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18
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Nova Scotia Light & Power
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Canadian
14%
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common
class
Sep
9%
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Aluminum
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Jan
30
Jan
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series
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35
Apr
6
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8
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Oct
24
2,325
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12.50
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26%
400
9
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series
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125
29%
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52%
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Jan
81
Electronic
Canadian Bank of Commerce.
Canadian Breweries common
Canadian
Oct
14%
Jun
Nov
24% Aug
A
Canadian
11%
Oct
62
July
20
Dec
36%
58%
75
common.
British
29%
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Jan
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Feb
38% May
,
Jan
56'A July
130
135
5%
preferred
Canadian Aviation
Canadian
52
Nov
6 7/8
31%
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200
Aug
21% Feb
22%
.
91
common
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Canada
•
31
1,930
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54
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77 %
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Iron Foundries
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205
2,380
41
.
Jun
27%
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85
60
-
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46% Sep
83
Sep
30% Dec
91
2.00
Cement
59%
Feb
16
Oct
6'A Aug
42 ya Nov
77
27%
Products
Canada
4Q%
Jan
12%
26%
•
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Building
41
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.48
150
234
7,161
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37
100
Products
Ltd
class
Jan
3.50 May
49
Jun
50
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Mills
Calgary Power
„
51%
451/4
567
4,067
55%
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Nov
Jan
pfd_100
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Chemical
100
7%
94
125
_
48
50
Brown Co
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—
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50
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Jan
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British Columbia Power
British
38
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Jan
42%
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54%
V
•
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41%
6%
.
31%
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Mar
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36%
com
class A
Molson Breweries Ltd class
Class
B
:—J
Preferred
115
3.80
a22
16%
30%
(Robt)
8,691
._*
_
British
Ltd
preferred
Mitchell
47%
50%
50%
35%
common
47%
50%
7%
50%
16%
j_*
46%
3.80
2,653
a21%
a22
55'A
1
47%
•
42 %
30%
■
__
47%
£
40%
35%
tJohn)_
Ltd
47'%
preferred
5 % %
Feb
Ltd
(M)
5%%
71'A Jau
57% Aug
231/4 Mar
Public: Service
Jamaica
Loeb
50
50
preferred
preferred
416 %
37
325
2,350
—5
t—u———
-2*
preferred
Columbia
4%%
950
33
preferred
.Labatt
,
46% July
42%
5%
11% July
5'A Apr.
30%
Massey-Ferguson
41
42
2,436
-
MacMlllan Bloedel & Powell River Ltd •
Maritime Tel & TeL
_10
33% May
33
Bowater
Paper
Brazilian Traction Light ft Power
British American Bank Note Co
British American Oil common
British
Jun
47% Mar
12%
o
Corp
Sep
58
.10
30
2.50
Utilities
Nov
20
55 %
—
—
Bowater Corp 5%
5%% preferred
,»
600
53%
B
Telephone
5%
19%
%
.10
Banque Canadian National
Banque Provinciale (Canada)
Bathurst Power
19%
55
38%
Scotia_.
19%
.10
7,434
52% Mar
Jan
Mar
,
Montreal
35'A
12%
7.60
Interprovincial Pipe Lines——
Iroquois Glass Ltd 6% pfd
•
Bailey Selburn 5%% pfd——
__7_50
common
International
34
42 %
Bronze
New
354
34%
12%
common—
International Paper common
Oct
46
52
50
$2.90
preferred
22'%
-45%
,
High
283
5%
»
Corp
Low
62
10%
4.68%
Acceptance
Range Since Jan. 1
High
10%
__
_—10
Powders 6% pfd—_25
international. Nickel of Canada
_•
Int'l
Jan
50
——
Pulp pfd
Ltd—
Shares
61%
—
•
$2.75 preierred ——
Inland Cement preierred
Jan
38%
A
.
Sep
40%
July
27% July
19% Mar
10
.
class
preferred
Indus
..
Dec
20
Feb
50
preferred
Anglo Canadian
pfd—25
-
Jan
141/8
30
29%
of
6%
24% July
14%
—,
$2.50
2,729
Oil
Low
Imperial Tobacco of Canada common.S
High
37
30%
Steel
Aluminium Ltd
4% %
Low
Investment
Imperial
Jan. 1
a23% a23%
—
Algoma
Aluminum
Range Since
Bank
Imperial
High
36%
Imperial
,
Sales
for Week
of Prices
Par
Sales
Last
Abltibi Power &
Paper common
i
4 l/a %
preferred
Week's
Range
Last
Dollars
Friday
STOCKS
Friday
STOCKS
Sale Price
Expressed in
Monday, December 5, 1S63
.
.
(Range for Week Ended December 2)
Montreal Stock Exchange
Prices
.
Aug
5c
Jan
5c
Nov
11c
Jan
8c
Aug
23c
Jan
10% Mar
2c
13% .Nov
Nov
1.52
Apr
5'Ac
Nov
8c
3.20
Feb
Feb
'
19c
Jan
,
Volume
192
Number
6009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2257)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
STOCKS
Week's
Last
Low
1
6c
7,500
4c
8c
2,30J
6c
Mar
2 Vac
2%c
2%C
2,500
2Vac
Div
Standard
Sec
55c
55c
29
50c
50c
25
0
"A".
1
50c
1
Crain
Ltd
(R
Dall'en's
Corp
Ltd
;
Ltd-
Engineering
Dominion
Works
Leaseholds
Ltd.
Nov
6Vac
Feb
Latin
American
55c
Dec
95c
Jan
Little
50c
Dec
Feb
Loblaw
Long Lac Gold Mines Ltd
Companies Ltd class A
63c
Jun
95c
95c
2,567
17 Va
600
1.25
10,700
40c
2,500
45c
a
3.45
Oct
Class
Oct
22 V.
Jan
1.39
1.75
Jan
5 V2C
3,000
24
25 Va
275
17
al6
115
1.30
14V. Aug
al5%
15%
90c
ptd. _•
99c
9,500
22%
--
23
Nov
5c
610
Sullivan
El
Sol
I—
Mines Ltd
Gold
Mines.
1.53
Ltd—
1
4
.
1
.1
Falconbridge
Eano
Nickel
Mar
27%
19
Nov
22
Oct
:
Power
Class B
Mining
—„
Ltd———
(X945)
Foreign Power
Fundy
Go
Mines
Sec
35
'
j~'
.1
Moore
1.72 May
Copper
Oils Ltd
Oil
Gaspe
Golden
Haitian
Hydra
New
Mining
Athona
Can
conv
Continental
Canada
Mount
Goldvue
Jack
Trans
Mountain
3.50
Gas
Mines
Lake
1
Jan,
Jan
Union
3c
Jun
10c
Feb
Windsor
13c
Nov
38c
6,100
2V2C Nov
4,700
2.50
Feb
7c
1
9 Va
a__.
70c
Ltd
9c
7c
21
(1945)
a
1
Ltd:
a13
3 Vac
^
2.30
Vac July
30c
Atlantic
5
50
July
Sep
61c
Paudash
Mines
Dec
37c
Service
Apr
14 V4
110
a13
12
6,000
2c
Jun
6c
19,100
6c
Jun
58c
46c
6c
Nov
21
55c
32c
30%
July
2,000
45c
Nov
4,200
15c
Mar
•
6c
53c
6c
6c
May
50c
1,500
1.13
32c
Sep
12c
,
1
55c
6c '•
6c
...
Preferred
Jan,
of
Corp
1.12
Acme
Oct
t
6c
Steel
Gas
26c
Quebec
Mills
Jan
23
Alba
Feb
Feb
Feb
43c
19c-
July
2c
Nov
6c
Jun
6c
6c
Cobalt
1,500
8c''
IOV2C
7c
5,150
1,800
1.57
1.57
300
„1
3 VaC
19c
7Va
7,Va
8C
8c
8c
Nov
10c
Sep
Allied
Jan
16c
Jan
80c
8.50
-
1^.69 Nov
Rexspar Minerals &
Mining
Foo's
;•
Warrants
St
DDfault
Gold
Standard
Mines
Steeloy Mining Corp
Supertest Petroleum
Mines Ltd
Tib
;
Exploration
Apr'
Anacon
7
Jun
100
5c
Oct
2,000
I
-
8V»
55c
Trans-Canada
5C
Oct
43 V.
43 V.
110,
56
'
•
•
39
1
7 Va
7 Va
1,000
7
2.40
4,400
1.27
2c
2c
1,000
2c\
2c
8,000
lc
,
33 Va
United
70
Sep
Anglo
8c
Ansil
Apr
Anthes
Virginia
Arcadia
Nickel
3.85 Mar
Jan
July
5c
Oct
Aug
19c
Jun
34
Aug
11
Jun
14
Va
118
33 Va
Dec
33
V? Dec
2c
Jun
33 Va
2 Vac
18c
flVaC
2,500
'
15V2C
7,500
5c
45V2C
Nov
2.10
Nov
40c
50c
4,100
40c
Nov
-
lie
8c
500
15.80
4,125
7%
1,813
1.18
600
11%
5.60
5.60
5.40
,
3.70
75c
Oct
6
••
43c
Oct
6.90
Oct
88c
Jun
11%
455
_1
9c
lie
5,500
100
pfd
118
118
21
7VaC
7 VaC
100
4c
4,500
3c
10
Weedon
13
Dec
7V2C
A
•
3c V
3c
3c
9% Mar
8c
Feb
114
120
Oil
—1.?
;
Westville
Jan
3 Vac
Alberta
Gas
&
3c
3 VaC
12,023
3.80
4.30
9,000
1.50
8c
r-.-
2c
Yellowknife
Ruffner
Sep
1.50
1.65
6,700
6c
8c
16,000
28 Va
28%
676
Oct
Gold
9c
-lie
17,000
1.50
9c
,
6c
Canada
&
23c
3c
1,000
47c.
47c
1,000
*
10
10
200
3c
3c
8,300
"
1
3c
"
5%%
33
Va
18c
Beta
10c
Nov
71c
Line
Canadian
Packers
Sugar
Ltd
Canadian
Devonian
Ingersol
Canadian
Silk
Courvan
A_5
Paper
Gas
Gold
Denison Mines
class
Co
Co
24
1,205
11 Va
11 Va
175
6.15
18
18
*
48
6.40,
Sep
48
•
4.30
4.40
*
40
40
"A"—*
Ltd_i
Ltd,
Mines
Ltd—
1
—T—_
6c
Bell
Jan
Giant
Motor
Co
of Canada
Yellowknife
Goodyear Tire
Hillcrest
Gold
& Rubber
Collieries
Mines
For
footnotes,
4.50 Mar
Jun
2,964
15
15c
•
52% Mar
7,050
13c
13c
6C
6c
9.80
j
500
400
,128
128
12
128
12%
V. '
155
Oct
875
40% Mar
47
Sep
18c
2,367
16 VaC Mar
26c
Jan
21 Va
45
*
600
121
20%
19 V.
100
4.75 "
100
■
5c
5C
7c
10,008
6%C
7V2C
36,120
5c
Sep
12c
40c
40c
1,000
36c
July
65c
42C
50c
47,133
31c
Oct
90c
45c
3.50
8.60
10c
27V2
300
18 Va
"
22"
4,765
•
2 45
19
Jun
Nov
Biltmore
Nov
Black
14c
Jan
Oct
Nov
Jun
Mar
Feb,
Jan,
9 Va
Jan
14 VaC
Jan
52% Aug
13 Va Jan
1,600
Jun
35c
Jan
110
27%
Oct
38
Jan
3c
200
3c
Aug
65c
July
67c
,1.930
49
-
9,000
30
66c
48%
418
14c
Jun
Feb
Jan
6,783
Jun
7 Vac
Nov-'
9,500
14,575
10,390
20%
;
1,002
21
10c
Jan
Oct
28c
40
May
6c
2,025
37c
Jan
Jan
49 Va
6c
1.30
1.02
Feb
35 Va
30c
33c
7c
Jan
Feb
.11%
1.12
27c
26% Mar
43
11%
35c
89c
Jan
13%
Jan
60c
Jan
10'/a Mar
25c
Aug
1.06
Jan
19% July
2.10
28
Jan
Jan
Oct
5c
May
9c
7C
12c
14,900
6c
July
14c
Oct
7c
10,000
5c
Jun
lie
Jan
6c
6c
5,000
5%c July
19c
Jan
2.90
2.90
2.98
1,675
2.21 May
6 Va
6 Va
6 Va
400
5.00
8.565
5%c
4.85
17%
5VaC :
500...
6
Nov
3.25
Oct
9%
Apr
4.70,
17%
16
19%
16 Va Mar
3,800
70c
Nov
1.25
Feb
18,500
19c
Feb
43c
Aug
Apr
13c
Nov
9,433
7 VaC
53 V2
55
2,652
47 Vt Mar
58%
62%
63%
5.771
66% July
77%
1.66
1.75
24,100
1.09
1.90
11c
<
11,700
37c
8c
7%c
9c
27,664
7VaC
8 VaC
lie
29,400
6c
37c
40c
3C
3c -
42
42
42
32
class A—
32%
100
7c
9c
28,350
7c
6,000
125
56c
-1
1
12c
6c
A
Mines
Oct
•
-
preferred
5%.
I—
—
%
preferred
24c
20%
455
20%
Dec
July
7%
Jan
Sep
18c
Jan
24 Vt
Jan
75c
Jan
47%
Aug
50c
57,650
44c
46%
47%
15,150
42%
55c
57c
3,450
50c
Oct
92c
Febj
12c
14c
34,379.
•10c
May
19c
Feb.
5%c
6c
3,400
5c
Nov
15VaC
Jan
42c
Nov
67c
Jan
14,193
40,960.
700
5%c
6c
2,500
39c
42c
7c
12
4VaC
Jan
Mar
May
31c
14
Sep.
Jan
Oct
27 Vac
Jan.
Jan
40c
11,700
May
65c
47
47 Vt
230
41
Mar
48%
50%
50%
535
45
Mar
52
48 Va
48 Vt
75
45
Jan
6.25
6.10
6.25
4,372
4.55 May
6.70
Oct
3.90
3.80
4.00
10,754
3.50 May
5 Va
Jun
5%
5%
205
7 Va
Jun
40c
50
60
50
47 V*
46
46
46
5
33c
5%
Nov
35% July
57
Sep
Sep,
Nov
49 Vt May
2.65 Mar
1.98
1.99
1,500
1.90 May
27
27%
9,079
24% Aug
35%
pfd—100
77
77 Va
209
69
Mar
78 Va
Sep
40%
40%
315
36
Jan
42%
Sep.
42 %
42%
230
37
Mar
*
4%
50
4 V2 %
preferred
preferred
preferred
37% July
Nov
50
Electric
Columbia
Mar
4% Aug
11c
50
Oct
4»/aC Aug
45c
I
Oil
4%%
Mar
Jan
^
Petroieum
American
Jun
51
1,459
13%
1
common
6 Vac
2,000
9'Ac
44c
10 %c
1
pfd
Oct
July
Mar
5c
*
Ltd
Jan
Jan
14c
5%
*
pfd
55c
17c
6
13%
1
1
class
6c
Nov
Nov
46c
47V*
50c
Uranium
23
Sep
Jan
Nov
May
20%
1
26
—
3c
37
Dec
5c
5>/2
*
common—
Preferred
•
Sep
80c
IOV2O
—
& Tank
%
Apr
Jan
20 Va
32c
10c
—_
Pioneer
4 Vt
8.00
19
55
Com
5V2%
Jan
Jun
63%
*
*
Mersey
Brltalta
Dec
235
345
25c
Mines—
pfd
British
4.70
17%
32 c
—
-1
Bowaters
July
5,25 Aug
29%
..
6.50
28c
—
Corp 5%
preferred
Dec
14%
7c
10c
6C
Copper Corp
Hats
Bay
5 Va %
Sep
6c
150
3.55
49
11%
•
172V4
Nov
28
29 V2
*
10
5c
9c 10 %c
27%
48 V3
Bridge
9.10
Jan
J An
14c 14VaC
1
Brazilian Traction common
121
1.50
7c
Sep
Oct
Feb,
46 %
Jan
110
36c-
45
16
Dec
Jan
6.10, Jan
40% Feb
18c
44 Va
6c
Nov
13VaO
60
23
Bralorne
8.30 Mar
Sep
July
30
19% May
Sep
13c
-
3.50
Nov
560
13 Va
500
.9.85
Sep,
19%- Jan
15%
778
15c
Jan
Nov
Nov
432
13 Vac
7.80
14%
1,062
4,765
107
Nov
4.20
30%
Jan
2.45 Jul-?
14
15%
30 %
1.20
28 Va
21%
6.70
Sep
Dec'
Jun
Jun
3.50
Jan
21V8
36 Va Mar
r
4,295
100
52%
3C
Mines
2'
*
Jun
15 Va
2,026
Bidcop Mines Ltd
400
4.10 July
1.50 Aug
16%
Oct
Jan
2.fc0
6c.
Paper
Co
Bicroft Uran
Bowater
"<x
Nov
50c
52%.
8.70
Mines
Nov.
Bouzan
40%
121
44.
30%
———
NOV
7.20 Aug
Sep
14 V.
4.75
see page
3,815
3c
&
15
Nov
39%
1.
5
14%
8.45
Mines
4.85
15
*
Mines Ltd:
14
Oct
3.20
—
Mines
25c
,
'
Hollinger Consol Gold
13,568
19%
Yukon
48%
1,400
of Can Ltd-1
Ltd_—
7.35
1.50
7 VaC
33%
Minea_
24%
'
Ltd
376
6.90
500
Ltd
Mining:—,
Mining
40 Vai Aug
?"= Web
5.10
6c
u*
106% 106%
3 VaC Aug
45c
1.69
Lumber
43% July
2.25 Jun
5.05
-1
Ltd
800
6,410
330
_——
Power
Bethlehem
British
Ford
1,225
V
52
Telephone
37% Mar
25c
13c
Nov
l3Va
25
25c
t,.
L_
3,275
Exploration
Belcher
750
39%
—__rT
1.90
10c
B
455
.
.
5.10
Lt,d—
July
11%
•
1,177
48
Ltd
common—
1.80
Mines—
Consolidated
Beatty Bros
Lodge
17 V4 May
18 y4
2,700
18%
Ltd—
Corp
Corp
Co
23 Va
6.40
*
B_
30,000
'
23%
1
Ltd
Oils
Mining
D'Eldona
cl
Co Ltd
Petroleums
Rand
Products
Rio
Consolidated
Consumers"
Ltd
a
Canadian
Central-Del
Co
5C
3.75
Duquesne
Bevcon
Mines Ltd
He
IV2C
,
Ltd
Apr
70c
Beaver
Mar
;
34c
Jun
Petroleums
Seattle
Jan
47c
*
6,500
3.55
———
Uranium
Class
Nov
Aug
Apr
45c
Sep
27% July
Mines
Bathurst
Jan
10
2c
Jan
78c
42c
2.40
4,700
Montreal—T___
Barymin
Nov
July
of
Baska
Nov
-
21
Sep
3,725
16,330
Mines—
Mines
Bankfield
Bank
Jan
28%
-"
Jun
48c
OH
Bankeno
Feb
27c
Aug
17%
17,814
preferred
Banff
I
Nov
3c
1,196
55c
1.55
Bailey Selburn Oil & Gas class A—
.5%
preferred ——_—
T—
Feb
Aug
6c
2.95
18%
52C
7Vac
Mines
Electric
Auto
Beaver
1
STOCKS
Dominion
Gold
Aunor
Apr
2.40
Oct
2.80
Nov
:
22
Apr
4.00 Sep
18'/a
Mines
River
Aumaque
5.00 May
Oct
21 Vac
Dec
29%
Mines—
Aumacho
Jan
5c
July
3.40
Oct
15
1.52
Steels
Base Metals
'•
12c
20 y2
Atlas
Atlas
Jan
-v
4,700
"
1.25
16c
Jun
May »
13c
9% Mar
18
29 y8
Copper
Coast
Atlin
Feb
'
July
Jan
12c
6c
42c
4c
10c
Oct
11 Vac
6,850
1.52
—---
Barnat
29
20 Va
Dec
Mines—
Jan
Jan
20
Feb
5c
30
13c
2,160
Jan
25% July
210
67c
5Vic Aug
9,000
41%
Aug
23,250
warrants
5,500-
9c
Jan
Mar
6c
—*
8c
.
36
19%
High
40c
15
—1
7c
a30
Nov
29%
Bank of Nova Scotia,—T.
al2c
10c
19%
51%
—
Sep
*
(—
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Trunk
Co
Jan
Jun
5c
lc
A
Jan
a7c
915
1
17%
4.30
1
'
Campbell Chibougamau
16 Va
28
1
—
—
Jan
Bibis
Burns
Oct
1.85
50
—
11 Vac
8c
1
Ltd-;
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Apr
26
Low
Paper pfd—50
4VaC Aug
a29
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12 V»
13%
20o
200
■
l
—
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Jan
19%
50c
1,000
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1
—
Ltd—
Ltd
Sep
July
12
-10°
13 Va
1
——
Gold
Atlantic
-
Co
May
4c
—25
:
class
July
4c
Nov
24
—
•
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Mines- „1
6V2C
8c
Properties-
Products
39%
37
54C
—-10c
6 VaC
12%
4,315
23%
■
52%
Oil ——-—_i
Ashdown Hardware class B
Associated Arcadia Nickel—---—
Jan
12c
v
36%
Asamera
Jan
38c
,
Apr
10,050
37 '
50
^
13 Va
13 Va
1
-A—a
—•
Mining
Westburne
Westeel
27c
Dollars
14c '
14
Mines
Arjon
Jan
Jan
1.23
Jun
1
Corp
Aug
7% July
4.00
Argus Corp common$2.50 preferred
Jan
29
Mines
Area
Feb
8Vac
■
Oct"
450
7
Ltd——
Mining
35V«
High
10
•
Imperial
1,175
1.18
Ltd
Explorations
Feb
Jan
Sales
106%
Mines
Jun
3,600
'■/,
Rouyn
9%
9c
7%
Ltd
Ventures
May
Sep1
3.25
13% Jau
for Week
10c
—
Pulp &
2.75
34
.
33 Va
20c
Corp Fund— ——10
PrinciDal
Vanguard
Canadian
Range
24
Anglo Huronian
14 V.
2 Vac
;
Mines
Sep
1.45
Exchange
In
Week's
100
Controls—,
_—!
Aug
33
-
1.18
Asbestos-Corp Ltd
Expressed
56c
Petroleums
Anchor
Aug
6,375
—
United
7
1.60
Pete,
Angle Canadian
Oct
1.62
2.10
9c
44
Dec
56
140
1.90
Apr
2.90
Ltd————— 1
Ltd_
*
Trebor
2,115
53c
Mines
Lead
Analogue
Mar
•lie
lie
Ltd—
Corp
9
1.50
Amalgamated Rare Earth
Jan
Jan
—*
Ltd—
\
Petroleum
Titan
32 V,
50
23%
Nepheline
Dec
May
56
preferred
Larder
Lcduc
,
"
■
4%%
American
2.25
^
——
26c
1,495
36
1.50
preferred
Cq 4%
American
'
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1,000
July
•
Feb
_•
Lake Mines Ltd—1
Tache
1.00
Nov
5c
40c
6%
Dec
Mar
•
Feb
1
Ltd
Power
76c
2.90
—
55c
——___1
Mines
Canada
Southern
'
23%
Minerals
Sep
—2
Sobey's Stores class A—_<
South
"26c
36%
III—5
Ltd
11c
62,000
2.75
3c
9c
Ltd_„1
_
Ltd
(1957)
Oct
8 Va
18 Va
•
:
16c
3V2C
-
Dec
5,500
—*
—
Ltd.:
Mines
Jun
6.00
Nov
12c
1
—
—
Sep
1V2C
Metals———1
Columbian
Save
&
Siscoe
:
Ltd
2.60
373
1,990
—
5c
48,700
56
-———A
_
Lawrence
Shop
Chemicals
Corp__
2,000
6.60
45c
6c
common
2.25
1.89
15
-w,
Ltd———
Enterprises
3.00
6.35;
15
14%
1
Gold
Amalgamated
"
Rcberval
100
a25
„
——,
3 Vac
Nov
•
*
Gas
Roxana
Aluminum
Jan
14
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,1.40
14%
7.10
Algoma Steel
Feb
Dec
11c
—*
—:
Dec
3 Vac
7 %
;
5c
5.25
43
pfd—_50
—
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--
1.40
36.
55C
Aim in ex
8 Vac
—
Mines
-400 -
26c
•
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Warrants
91c
Nov
«
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Jan
3c
-
aj.
a43c
t_'»
Algoma Central
90c
,
lie,
1
1
2c
Gold
30c
Low
Z—I
common
3,000
24c
2.10
Crest
95c
Mar
8%
—
-
1,900
6 Vac
24c
Ltd—-l——1
Quebec Smelting & Refining Ltd
1
Quebec Telephone Corp common
:
5
Class A
Oct
27c
925
37
I——1
Yellowknife
6,000
3 Vac
6 VaC
1
Ltd——
—A—
2.75
2.75
3 Vac
Development
(Warrants
44c
500
lie
1
_
Ltd--.
Natural
35c
14,000
5.50
—2
Exploration
&
July
18,500
Aug
Nov
July
8
6 Va
Nov
49
59c;
36
Are
common-
-4.—;
Distillers
4%o Sep
5,500
40c
5c
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35% Mar
30C
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Alta
Jan
5.25
Quebec Labrador Development Co Ltd_l
Quebec
8,197
15
Class A warrants
Feb
Jun
r
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Voting trust
Mar
lc
5c
2--—1
Ltd
48
,
8%
Warrants
Jan
2c
:
Alberta Gas Trunk——
Class A preferred
!
Jan
52
Mines
Alberta
Feb
July
2,000
5.25
:__L—:
Ltd
Shown
Mines
Gas & Oil
Akaitcho
Jan
10 Va
10,750
*
3c
36c
Ltd—
Producers
26c
Last
_
Uranium
Agnico
Jan
Nov
43
500
4c
4c
*
6c
36c
partic 2nd pfd———50
cum
non
Premier
.
*
Agnew Surpass Shoe—
Feb
4c
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1
1st
32% Jan
5?c
,
*
;
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Jan
Jan
Sep
19
25,500
11 Vac 11 VaC
l
Can 4%%
21 Va
Sep
30c
36 ¥2
•
—
Acadia Atlantic Sugar commonClass A
Feb
33c
2,000
5Vac V
4c
Exploration Ltd—1,
Mines
2.§4
6.35
Far
Aug
5 Va
25
35c
Ltd_l
Mining- Corp
Gold Mining Co Ltd
Prime
Ltd
Abacus Mines Ltd
Abitibl Power & Paper
Sep
5c
590
*
a21
5c
4c
-
2,300
a45 a45 %
a45
I
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Porcupine
20 Va
Oct
27%
2.94
,
STOCKS
;.
35c
5c
1,000
a6 %
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a6 V4
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3c
Ltd
575
48c
18c 18Vac
18c
8c
1,075
'
26%
2 Vac
Ltd
Stores
Oct
19'/a
a43c
Friday
May
50.Va
40c
4c
Corp——_
Ltd—
19%
30
10J
8
:
.
Toronto Stock
Apr
May
60
3 VaC
2 Vac
Investm't Co
Cdn
Mines
58c
Jan
31c
26%
_1,
Ltd
Faramaque
A
Prices
Aug
1,800
32c
Ltd__l
Orchan
Partridge Canadian
45%
,
30c
--1 v'
1
1
1
Ltd———
Jan
4,200
10 Vac 10 Vac
1
Mines
(Quebec)
Pacific
1
a—
■
3 Va c
37c
5
Ltd——
Mines
47%
T._rrn_x_-L— 1
class
Jan '
8c
6c
13
1
Opemiska Copper Mines
Uranium
525
Nov
July
29 Va
29 Va
„—————*
Gil Pipe Line Co
•
Canada
of
Hotel
Aluminium
Obalski
...
Ltd
Corp
—
Dec
52c
52c.
•
I
Metals
20V4
46
May
Nov
1.00 Aug
8
2,000
c
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6c
1
Ltd
Rare
29% Nov
31 Va
Feb
Jan
Mar
30c
1.05
__50c
American
Nov
Mar
Va
Jan
293
600
Ltd
Uranium
20 V4
Oct
•'
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1.750
10
—I
Mines Ltd
North
Ruby
Finance
Class
3,500
a25c
1
Asbestos
Red
Feb
a25c
Ltd
West Amulet. Mines
6ck
5c
Oct
_1
American
:
Sep
5c
1.20
Apr
Ltd
North
Provo
2c
19%
Formaque Mines Ltd
1
Newfoundland Light & Power Co Ltd_10
Power
1,000
2VaC
New
Pitt
79c
200
t
Paul
Nov
1
Acadia
Mines
New Santiago
Mines
30c
8,000
Mining Co Ltd;
1
Royal Dairies Ltd
•
Royal Rice Mills Ltd—_u—— *
Calumet
Silver
1,000
.
21
Island Mining Corp Ltd
1
Mid-Chibougamau Mines Ltd
•
Mogador Mines Ltd
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l
Molybdenite Corp of Canada Ltd—1
Mount
Torbrit
Traders
Aug
'3c
Merrill
Monpre
Jan
Dec
Aug
3c
50
Ltd
Mines
41
2.10
Nov
Mar
2c
86c
21
..1 '
Inc class A—__
Mclntyre-Porcupine
New
35%
28
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l
Copper; Mining Co
New
Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd
L—1
Ltd—.
Corp
23
July
Oct
23 Va
450
Apr
1.39
A
.(
Lingside
New
Jan
Feb
2V2C
—
Lithium
New
7c
500
:
Co
675
1,500
Apr
Oct
1.70
31
High
2.35
22 Va
-
Ltd_i4
16c
6c
1.05
Oil
28 Va
30%
a'20% a20%
1
^
San, Antonio
3c
9 Va c
(Alfred)
Mines
Dec
40c "
39c
9c
Lambert
Massval
4V2C
3c
2 Vac
40c
1.05
-
2.00
2.05
a45% a45%
31
—
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—
Mines
Uranium
14c
3c,
•
pfd
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of
Aug
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0
5
r__
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Dec
3.00 *
3.00
Mining Ltd____l
Ceramic
500
2.00
28 %
Ltd. common—-1.25
Nov
6c
Ltd
2.00
,—
3c
2c
3c
*
Foundation—
cum
Mines
2c
33c
.
1
Ltd.
Chemicals
Investment
2.03
9,900
'
500
*
Ltd—
Corp
Mines
100
30c
Mines & Metals Ltd 1
Co
International
30c
2c
1
Mining Corp—_
Ltd class A pfd
Explorations Ltd
ill—
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Mines
Felt
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Copper
Hubbard
1
34c
—1
6c
1.20
14c
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Age
Gui-Por Uranium
Ltd:
J
34c
Co—^
500
350
T
34c
Paper Co class A__*
Ltd-———
Corp
Murray
Jan
&
8,000
2 VaC
1.20
Aug
10Va Jun
*
Gold Mines, Ltd-,
Sherritt-Gordon Mines t>td—r-
35%
2c
1.20
.1
Corp Ltd_L_—;
Mines Ltd
Bay
Futurity
Israel
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
950
*
1—
Ontario Paper
&
Dec
-
.
515
13 Va
—
4 Vac
1,500
6 VaC
2.30
13
*
Minnesota
Oct
Jan
40
1.45 May
*
Fontana
6 7c
3 %C
6c
Low
2.30
50c
'
Uranium
Fatima
Iso
Mines
3 Vac.
r.
6c
.
Range Since Jan. 1
High
13
Ltd
Ltd
Mines
Low
e
Mines
B
MacLaren
9V2C Jan
Jun
90c
100
■
4%c
VaC
3 Vac
v'
*
1.53
4 VaC
•
Exploration Inc_—, "l
Mining &
Faraday
1.53
Shares
1
common
Gold
Pembina Pipe Lines
East
for Week
of Prices
Nov
55c
'
Ltd
Preferred
5 Va c
55c
Club
July
16 V.
-4 —
T
Dominion Oilcloth & Linoleum Co
Jockey
Kerr-Addison
24
•
Ltd
Sep
Jun
5 Vac
1
•
Dominion
lie
1.12
1.20
.1
Mines
.
Par
12V2C
17 Va
*
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Dolsan
95c
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Petroleum
dusade
High
Apr
7c
Sale Price
"
Low
High
r*.
—
l
Consolidated
Range Since Jan. 1
Sales
Range
Last
STOCKS
Shares
6 Vac
1
Week's
Friday
for Week
of Prices
ar
(Range for Week Ended December 2)
Sales
Range
Sale Price
41
27%
42%
Sep
90%
51
91
155
80
Mar
93
Oct
47 %
10050
50
45 Va
Jan
48%
865
42"Va Mar
50
Aug
51
51%
210
47
Mar
5234 Aug
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The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
CANADIAN MARKETS
Friday
Week's
Range
for Week
Sale Price
of Prices
Par
British
Columbia
Forest
British
Columbia
Packers
Low
Productsclass
10%
—
25
32%
33%
5,785
45 Va
30c
.1
8
&
Red
Building
Lake
Burns
—
Extension
—1
:
8%c
8%c
Oils
&
Cut
&
102
3.15
3,500
31c
5,000
6.10
6.50
Canada
Southern
Canada
Southern
common
2.45
Ltd
Bank
716
22% Aug '
May
27% July
26
635
24
Jsa
13%
200
12 V2
July
May
33%
18%
Jan
19
200
18
May
22
Feb
Aluminum
80
60%
60%
class
common
A
preferred
—
Canadian
Export
Canadian
Fairbanks
Gas
Energy
6c
5c
54%
40%
41
8%
Malartic
Petrofina
Canadian
Salt
58
Sep
Denison
Nov
42
Devon
Jan
Dickenson
7.05
Jan
Distillers
V6.60
Jan
12%
1,991
12
Feb
23%
23%
3,370
18% Mar
19
33
13
19
32%
170
33
5%
5%
16
1.85
2.00
2,056
72c
83c
8,580
6%
6%
6%
1,040
74c
74c
82c
90c
4.45
24,410
13%
1,210
•
4.70
pfd—
100
Wallpaper Mfrs class
A
1.43
July
4.85
Nov
Sep
16
Jan
Mar
62c
4.10
4.30
90c
1.20
:
4.20
-
1.10
7%
7%
250
643
-
2,585
7%
2,799
-
4.00
13%
35c
5%
4.15
1,376
13%
14%
1,280
34c 35 %c
4.85
12,500
5%
4,070
•
Amphi
Mines
East Sullivan
Mines
Economic
Eddy
Jan
Elder
Jan
Eldrich
Jun
El
Jan
Erie
Sol
22
Falconbrldge
38c
17,445
16c
Oct
43c
Feb
21%
21 «/2
1,601
19
Aug
99%
55
90
Mar
35
22 J/8
24,532
7 Va
814
35
100
„
Oct
Nov
Aug
39 Va
*
9,000
33%
34
364
33
33
91%
1,110
4c
34
395
33
74
33%
10
4c
74
25
91%
36%
91%
-
■
■
36%
25
100
?—*
36%
36%
36 Va
502
16%
16 Va
16 Va
1,405
70
72
Nov
1
Jan
56c
6c
6 Vac
'"'16,000
.' 6c
85c
93c
4,800
80c
13%
/
r
52c
13%
13 %
19c
Quartz
55c
"6 C
19c
5.05
5.00
5.10
13,306
87c
87c
90c
3.400
14c
12c 14 %c
1
Ltd—
Corp
Cayzor Athabaska
:
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•
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1
.
Porcupine
1
Mines
Kayrand
Chibougamau
Gold
Copper Mines
Mining
Mines
Mining
49c
Smelting
Farm
Gold
~4,124
1,700
Fittings
Fleet.
class
A
Combined
Motor
Co
of
(U
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Companies
Jan
Mines
Ltd
1.13
4.00 July
87c
Mines
1.40
General
Consolidated
Consolidated
1
General
General
Motors——
General
Petroleum
22c
May
43 %c
Sep
18,500
Consolidated
Consolidated
Consolidated
Electric
Class A '
8c
9c
3,000
8c
Dec
15c
Jan
60c
8,750
42c
Oct
80c
Jan
43c
Giant
42c
Mascot
44c
17,000
40c
July
67c
Mar
Giant
4.30
4.30
4.35
39%
39%
39%
40
3.70
3.70
3.85
10,881
14%
1,000
2.90 Mar
39%
5.20 Mar
Dec
58
Mines
Glacier
Feb
Oct
Globe
16%
1,800
25 %
Jan
Goldale
14c
6,000
12c
Apr
19 %c
3.75
Sep
Goldfields
3.90
1,355
3.74
Feb
4.90
Callinan
8
675
21c
2,798
1.75
1.85
350
11%
11%
200
54c
56c
5,820
7%
—
Mines:
I
3c
Discovery
1
64c
2,900
7%
100
4c
20,933
7%
20c
1.75
11'A
4.00
8%
4,500
,,
-
.
61%
61%
128
127%
10
10
21%
22 V
3.50
3.50-
5c
61%
5c
,
Jun
Dec
3.35
20,808
6%c
9Vac Jan
7%
Goodyear
Jan
Dec
10%
12c
Jan
Feb
Warrants
8.720
2.95
3.95
Nov
Jun
'V
c
Feb
Great
13
3,172
18c
3,260
3,260
10%
11 Va
B
11
50 Va
91%
Jun
53%
Jan
1.25
Nov
—
1
4,600
125
25
5
6
Gas common
:—1——
—:
warrants——
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0
38%
38%
•
25'/a
—-
5.10
1
5%
5.10
'
50
538 Va
Jan
5.90
15c
11 Va
30c
180
July
42 Va Mar
Oct
7 Va Apr
17Vac Jan
9'VaC May
700
1.00 Mar
Feb
Jan
44 Va- Jun
Nov
6
700
1.40
,
Jan
980
35
Mar
44% May
300
19
Mar
26
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1
915 /
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38%,
Jun
120
1,325'
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,
39%,
26":
5%
Jan
5c
Jan<
20c
1.15
Oct
37c
Aug
10 Va Oct
Nov
43 %
9%c
14%
July
4C
40c
17c
0
Jun
Sep
Nov
22c
125
1.10
32c
Sep
Jan
Oct
43 Va
9VaC
1.10
Oct
19c
•
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21c
Apr
17c
*
;
1
1.25
July
•
Jan
10Vac
43%
1
Jan
6,000
50
:
Jun
Jan
6,950
1
♦
Sep
22
Dec
15c
1,849
19c 19 %C
20%c 21 Vac
21c
Jun
July
50c
'
4%c
*
"
Hass
12%
1
common
Power common
Northern
12 Va
4c
*
:
Paper
19%
56c
100
16c
1
Canada
Preferred
5c
73 Va
108
Sep
39%
96
1,229."
1
A—
Great.
2Vac Aug
3%c
class
Aug
5%c Jun
500
v
,
-1
71c
0.500
-
Sep
Feb
:
104
,
Feb
Mines
14,583
73 Va
33%
17c
Mines
3c
73 %
40%
Dec
802
1
—
Warrants
390
10%
28c
Granduc
Great Lakes
41%
Mar
28c
Grandroy
Jan
39%
—1
Jan
Mar
39%
Mar
May
15
.
Jan
'ic
38
Jun
Jan
9
1,600
15
3,918.
,
8c
July
8c
11%
92
100
60
.
.
.
50c
62c
Nov
10%
101
107
1,325
2.65
Nov
18 Va <
2,000
4%
Lakes
100
17%
;
Feb',,
71,600
*
Tire
100
..,32
•
13%
Feb
1,412
.
65c
Sep
43c
36%/,
Jan
As.;.: fvjt$ .(■
."j;.*.!-.
4 VaC Mar
v.
Jan
6.25
2.10
Nov
"VI '
6,550
18%
107
Jan
24%
Nov
58c
Dec
Mar
35 Va
Jan
Jan
12
.
-
.
6t>0
50
5.10 Aug
5
7.25
Apr
60c
Nov-
90c
Oct
Jan
6%
Dec
35%
•
Nov
Apr
43
Sep
'
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62c
62c
1.00
90C
67c
10,225
.
'
1.00 "
540
For footnotes, see page 44.
88 Va
4c
700
550
6c
36 Va
Nov
Jan
173 Va
Nov
Oct.:
21%
3,500
..
9c
5c
8%
80c
12% July
8%
.
Oct
Dec
1
6% Mar,
Sep
95
415
250
Jun
59
121
..
.
Oct
28
-
Apr
July
9%
-
Jan
50
Dec
•
40c
-
,.60
.
128
.'■'10.*
7c
4
Jan
85c
-
Apr
Aug?
13c
„
Dec
6
.
135
.
*
Sep
25%
1)40
49c
10%
19 %
••
Mar
250
50.
8%
46c
10%
Jan
,r
Jun
6c
39
115
'
Dec'
4.65
27c
,60
.
1.20
Dec
; >'
■7,900.
.
Mar '•
2.59
3,900
28 :
Mar
62c
63,450
r
Dec
2i°/a July
15
15c.
Ltd
Jan
Jan
6% May
35%
'
V,
Nov
63c
Mines,
Apr
Jan
9%c
•
;
May
17%
10c
Goldrav
Jan
42c
,
3 VaC
3.90
565
27 Va
:
58c
preferred
Gordon Mackay class A—
44c
3c
Feb
11
Nov
Jun
6%C
3.70
17%
/
*
Mining
3c
3.80
1,720 A
i—50c
Mines
3 VaC
1
18%
62c
Mines———.—
Envelopes
5%C
Flin—L
Cadillac-
3c
1.54
Apr
v:;
40%
Mine
Uranium
12 Vac
63c
35%
."9,848
5
'
62c
Prospecting
Jan?
Jun :
25c
4'c.v Jun
,
1001
39 Va
Explorers
Glenn
3.95
—1%
Ltd
Scientific
2.73 July
12 Va Oct
54c
10,500.
1
Yellowknife
Genex
Geo
11%
68%
62%
.
.
Jan
2.07 Aug
39%
Jim:
Drilling com—_50c
—.——
48c
1
■
May.
•10c
*
17 7A
——5
—
8c
Beta. Gamma-
Central
17c
48c
64c
Bellekeno
1
Dynamics
Jan
-2.50
Apr
' A" 89c
16%
100
;
Sep
Jan
Jan
20c
Consolidated Bakeries
"IlIIII—100*
•,
Oct
•
,
1.-78
;
50 % Mar
;
8,100^-
11%
"IIIII"
T
13c
—
51
.
225
7,800
5c
7%c
—
Jan
Nov
1.29
Mines
v
*
5 Vac
7%
•
-
5%.
5%c
Mar
6.70
Dec
Jan
Jan
^
34%
17%
„io
common,.
Aug
8
3 5'A
lioc
-
-j—
t,
July
1.75
4c
10c
r
,
May •
July..
30 '
2o
v
22
—
—
preferred
common—.
Jan
49c
Jan
"
*
Ltd
July
Petroleum
8c
1.53
July
1.40
2,525
13c
5%
♦
Petroleum
13%
Feb
Feb
Jan
•
54
12c
5c
t
3.80
National
Coniaurum
__ir
—
_——,—
lie'; Mar
Oct
Aug
July'
11c
Nov "
1.33
8,450
54
•8V4
Canada
French
May
Feb/:
Jan
22c
'
Jun
:..4%
.125
1.05
1
——
2c
Metals
-•
26c
'
1.62 (
1.00
49c
_
8c
Enterprises
Combined
Commonwealth
Nov
'
4,600 >•
r
1.64'V
12c
-1
—
Corp .1—
70c
14%
54
Manufacturing
Fleetwood
4,500
•
...4c
13,125
4.00
Fraser
13c
:
10%
-i
4.00
10.500
_.
20
-
Jun:
Apr
56,500
'35 Va
53 Va
—10
57,900
1
Equipment
1.60
1.50
35 Va
r-
Francoeur
10% Mar
*:
16 Va
Nov
5c
2,50
3c
Mines
Cellulose
4c
1.00
20
-
25
Willans
64
8c
2.50
1
Chrysler
4c
Feb
Oct
Jan!
'' Apr
15%
8,100
27%
17% Sep
Mar "
Jan
8
Dec
8%
Jan
52
33
Mar
9,200
2.50
-
—————
1
.
&
\
38c 42 VaC
1.50
Products common.....—__
Preferred
—1
& Smelt
:•
1,281;
7c
27%
Preferred
70c
28c 30 %c
Va
Jan
9 Va
-12% July; :
18% Mar V
201
70c
29c
9%
13% Aug
Oct,
Sep
"
1.60
•.
—
2%c
1
: 110
•
''100
.
21
Feb-
■
38V2 July-';
6% Apr 26 ..*■' Sep
'•
,
Oct
Apr
92
Aug
w
5Va
'
20 ;.
4%c.; 5 VaC
A
1
Mines
15
873
27%
-A 9.00
Jun;;.
"-'9%
-
Nov
May-
'
47,226,.
Jan!
Nov
3.70
32
6.00 July
90
5,410 :
8c : 8VaC :
4c
1'
;
class
1
Oil
Chesterville
9%
42c
•
-•—
—
—
16% Aug
1.47
.
Jan
*-16%
16,300
Fibre
Aug
16 %c
6 Vac
1
—
45 Va
Nov
"
•
Jun
3,414' ■k"141 •'
30C
Foundation
9c
7c
8%c
.
..
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48%
Ford
*
Ti:_
10.499
20
..
.
14% V
48
43
.—1
Mines
Mines .LtdTiJ
9%c
20
10 Va?
62%
28c
37% July
9c
Feb
',1.04
,,
'-375
48
Mar
9c
62
13%
*"
Ltd
Mining
Frobisher
Exploration
10 Va
•
-1
A
Nickel
Grain
Mar
Nov
Apr^
14 %c
Sep
2.20
A- TOO
30c
,
28
32 %
29c
-
27% Mar "
2,717
.
7c
27
125
7 ;
33
6%c
Ford
180
Jan
Feb
k
L ' 41c «' Dec ,:
'
30
6 V2C
Oct
15
6% :
1.20 V
95
34
41%
2.67
Sep
Sep
15
Jan
14c
Jan
1,870 .'
1.00
Nov
33 %
Jan
33c
Nov
S 385
-
2.59
38
•
42
13
5% I
42%'
1.20
74
20
20c
Jun
10%
*1,465
16 Va
2.61
Nov
14% July
13% Feb
Dec
"Oct
'
2,645
1
Mar
Jun
Jan
Jan
8.55
'-
2,250 v, *
•:
', 205
I
,25c
Fatima
Jan
35
5%
*
—-i
Mining
Federal
12% Mar
6c
12%
Ltd—
_—
26 Va
8.00 July
3VaC Jun
92
—1
Farwest
Apr
13% Jan
9.75
9%
7 %c
55c
5,240
Fargo Oils
JAn
7%
32
;
Sep
Apr
Oct
27c
-
15,291"
'
Players Canadian——
Farmer Candy——„——
Faraday Uranium Mines^
Nov
20%
6.65
15%
A—'—20
Famous
20%
Jan
13c
19%
•
6V2C July
-
16,500
25%
12%
1
Fanny
24%
46c '■
'92
-
12,005
3.45
31%
24%
_10
—
Developments
Mining—
class
Jan
7%
9.80
&
Flooring
Sep-
100 %
50 %
:
19c
6,074
:
10'"":
6t50
1
—.—,
Trust
Mines
27c
7.00
41c
1
_————
Mines
Oct
21c
21%
class
Common
Feb
68c
:
3.30
24%
•
—.—
Investment
Paper
Jan
IOC
July
Jan
-
1
1
■
Jan;
29
8c
17,215',
30c r:
30%
1
Gold—
Oct
Jan
4.50
42c
3.40
•
•
Apr
17
7 VaC ?
3.50
10%
Mineral
East Malartic
41,628
10c 10 %c
Gas com—*
Westinghouse
East
12 Va
Dec
&
Jan
July
18c
,
16,700
9.70
-
^^--_i_2.35
Petroleum
7c
13c
f
Dec
1.05
23c (
15%
Ltd
-1.50
;•
6V2C
6,200
5,900
29c
62%
common
Co
Jan
Dec
4,675
'
9c
'
99
10c
8'Ac
1
Textile
Jan
5.85 July
22 Va
Feb
8c
*
Mines
Oils
4.65
-
"—A.——,
69c
Apr
6Vac
;i5%
common
Oct
Jul-.
5c
5
——*
.
Chemical
Sep
Feb.
15 Va
3V2C
•
—
;
•-39
220
1,400
common—.1
Coal
&
Copper
8.55
Jun
4.40
Dynamic
4.95
12% July
34c
Duvex
40c
3.95 July
Nov
3.80
Jan
Jan
84
90c
Nov
Duvan
7%
Nov
7 %
Donalda
Apr
4.75 Aug
15
Oct
16 %c Aug
60c
Aug
2,350
17,23n
-
-
Nov
2.60
-45 Vi Mar
4.55
Preferred
Dominion
10%
Jun
8% Mar
2,975
68c
100
——
25c
6,100
23c
65c
—_—*
4%%
—
.
5% July
20c
10
A
—:
2.20
3.10 May
6 Va Apr
1.60
;—*
class
Tar
325
'
Corp
Stores
Dominion
700
20c
•
preferred
Steel
Dominion
7%
14
—•
—
Dominion
Jan
3.50
4.65
1
—25
Feb
Feb
2.75
,100
6,013
7
Invest
.
4C
30c
Foundry & Steel common—*.
Scottish
.
Feb
42c
719c
«
May
...
Jan
12%
Nov V'
,
25.
-
64,725'
20c
Magnesium
Dominion
Jan
f
11c
*
common—
'..125
.
18c 19 Vac
•
common
;
lc
5c
.
Jan
18
Sep,:
Sep
69c
950
5%
pfd——-100
—
16»A
Jan
Jan
18%
-
3.40 Mar
-
8,500.
...
16%
5%
2 50
Dominion
85c
Oct
Oct
84%
-
Sep
1.34
70c
14
*
...
2.40
Dominion
11 %
75c
81%
•
Electrohome
Oct
7%
1
—
Oct
500
11
Dairies
.
8c
•
Jun
6%
3.50
•
Mines
Corp
1.70
2,510
-
Bridge
Dominion
7% July
'
4.25
Dominion
Sep
Dec
Nov
70c
/
Mines
19
47 %
9c
2
Petroleum
r
300
6'Ac
1
Inv
Jun
..'100
July
1.80
Sep
-
3 Vac
-25c
1
Anglo
15%
10%
25
Oct
...425:
29
6 VaC
Mines
&
Nov .V
.
Jan
Apr
33c
-14c
'16Va
5,000
....
'
7c
1
—
Seagrams
Dome
33
25c
4c
7c
1
Dominion
82c
.'
7%
Nov
Mar
7c
200
.*
,
70c
1
>
:
Dome
..J
5.50
16%
1
—
Jan
5Vt July
:
Sep:
Sep
4.30
"
1
.
,
Dec
Feb
5
Apr
-106
Jun
I2V2C
8,500
'
16%
47%
10 c
16%
5%
•:
14%
•1
9,000
12
28
1
Minerals
24 Va
Feb
28
1,305
_2.50
Railway
16
475
Jan-
16
,
Feb
-
3.00
150
:
:
15% I
6c
6c
1
Oils
99
Nov
—5
—
Mines-,—;
Mines
11% Mar,
17c
common
Mines—
Palmer
'
15
5,140
355
16%
_10
i—.—
—
Ltd
10,303
•
.16,069
15%
1
Gold
Nov
24 Va
Jan
85c
70c
——
Mines
Oct
'
B
Coniagas
Deldona
Delnite
12%
*
Canadian Western Natural
47cpreferred
Conduits
Feb
7.00 Aug
Aug
.
3.95
—
6
5.25
__1
_————,—-
Horn
8%
10c
1
Lake
Deer
2.00
1
Columbia
——:
Brewis
2.00
20c
.
Thorium
Coin
8c
Decoursey
380
20c
preferred
Superior Oil
Cochenour
9% Jan
1,155
84%
Canadian
Cockshutt
Aug
2.20 Aug
1,560
100
Canadian
Chimo
12 Va
Sep
8'A
19
Noc
8C
4C
Daering Explorers
Daragon Mines
2.70
*
common
Canadian
Chromium
Jan
Mar
Sep
2.60
•
82c
16%
:
International
2.60:
485
Gold
Pacific
Chib
45 %
46% Mar
9%c
16'Ac 16VaC
84c
——
Mines
2.30
100
Asbestos
Oct
31
Apr
4,600
15' 7
6
Feb
Nov
4c
'J
7c
common-——
Zellerbach
Cusco
5.25
Aug
Jan
3.65
23 %c
k
Timber
Nest
Crush
Jan
Jun
4,424
■■
19,420
Inca
Canadian
Cheskirk
Sep
75c
4c
12,130
preferred
Charter
91
4.50
11c
2,500
..
.
105
3.20
_50c
—
Ltd
Trust
2.40
——•—:—* *
Marconi Co
Pat
L)
Pershing
Crown
Feb
3,929
41%
57c
common
Northwest
Central
55
1.59
Gas
Canadian
Central
•
10 Va
»
Industries
Del
Jan
50
6% July
-100
6%
10
1
Industrial
North
Cassiar
Croinor
Nov
1.30
Jun
2.80
Warrants
Jan
39c
10% May
33,666
-
52c
Oil
Canadian
Central
6c
6%
55
72
Jan
5c
Aug
3,590
■—
Gold
(R
3c
675
10c
Mar
41
1.51
Hydrocarbon
Erm
Crain
80%
II,250
54c
12c
40
10
common
2.70
14 Va
6c
Sep
Aug
5c
6 Vac
Jun
4c
3,700
5c
3c
23c
1,500
25c
5,010
7
Jan
9,111
9,300
2,900
1.49
Nov-
2,500
'.
12,987
8c
11%
Jan
Jan
22c
15c
89
-
Dec
lie
8,000
30c
2.89
7
:
28c
2.70
1.31
2.80
13 %c
2.70
11 %
Jan
13c 14%C
_10
11%
99c
25c
105
—I
39
26c
28c
Crown
2.50
Sep
13 %e
Crows
*
Dec
1.24
12c
1
—.—
Crowpat Minerals
Warrants
Can
Oct
21%
•
May
.
1
■
—
Sep
1.54
)
Utilities
6c
Zinc
Mining
Sep
•
High Crest
Canadian Homestead
Cariboo
Lead
Copper
Craigmont Mines
Nov
1.35
42% May
-
Jan'
July
46,515
4 Vac
12
Jan
16%
Canadian
Captain
Coulee
Jan
64
Nov
Oct
Mar
17
72c
.
-69c
4%c
24 %c
15%
49
57c
—
2.63
'
'
3,800
15
——-v—r———~
58
A_50c
class
2.39
Imperial
Jun
4.40
Oil
&
Preferred
Candore
B
Jun "
'
13
Products
,—
Canadian Oil Cos.
75
83c
B
Canadian
Class
Cosmos
23 'A Mar
82
45% Mar
85c
800
87c
Morse
13c
16'Ac
41%
Dredge Dock
Canadian Dyno Mines.
10c
3.60
IIIi
Rand Chiboug——
Distillery class A
47%
Canadian
Class
Corby
25
Petroleum
4,920
,7c
550
Wright-
87c
•
559
——1
Devonian
Husky
6c
48
1.95
—
Curtis
Canadian
82c
_«
48
3
8,946
22,512
2.70
Mines
53%
Petroleum
common
1.90
21%
5%c
•
89
—
Chieftain
Canadian
3,300
5%
Collieries
Preferred
preferred
Copper
Jan
52
Nov
Jan
1.50
1.71
19%
TOO
53%
25
Canadian
:_c—
:
47%
Chemical
May
1.00 Aug
3.20 Feb
5c
•
89
•
50c
4%C
•
Petroleum
48
.—25
5,871
.—1
53%
—.—•
—.
—...
Canadian
5%
Oct
Oct
4.25
12% Aug
73%
595
90c
47 Va
*
com
66c
1
1
Mines
Dominion
Canners
Celanese
$1 -preferred
Common
17%
Oct
2.60
Canadian
Canadian
61
90c
._
Canadian
Tire
48%
1,230
74
•
60c
Cowichan
9% May
*
common
87c
25c
1
—.
common
a
Courvan
19
17%
:
Mar
4%c
Mines
— —
West
Gas
Copper-Man
24
16%
warrants
Canadian
Aug
24
73%
20
Oct
26c
Mines
5c
Commerce
37c
28,200
11c 12 %c
ExDloration
25
17%
.1
26c
58,400
Mines
Copp Clark Publishing—_—
uoppercorp Ltd
7.20 Aug
3.45
3.35
Nov
26,250
2.40
1
warrants—
5%
4.30 Mar
1.06
Oct
52c
40c
44c
45c
10c
—
Northland
A
"onwest
25
*
of
British
Canadian
Class
Feb
Mar
1,740
73 %
common
Minerals
A
Canadian
Nov
3.55
63c
I,250
1
B
Canadian
102
July
Dec
Mar
41c
1.90
Exploration-
Red
Consolidated
Consumers
3.70
*
Class
Canadian
Sep
Feb
7c
May
Nov
24
48%
warrants
B
Class
Canadian
Jan
22 Va
4c
Feb
41c
20%
100
Lines
Breweries
Canadian
57c
32 %c
82c
Sannorm
16%
19
-1.25
Gas
Ltd
Smelting—
Consolidated
Jan
25
—*
—
Bakeries
Canadian
16c
3.55
*
Petroleum
class
Food
Oils
&
Poplar
Regcourt Mines
48%
-50
10
pfd
Oils
Astoria
A
3.15
9,750
100
Tungsten
Class
Consolidated
13 Vi
Preferred
Class
consolidated
Apr
1,580
32c
66c
10
Steamship
Canadian
Mac
Nicholson
Nov
.7
Nov
30c
30,156
2.15
Stone
...
-.Warrants
'*
16%
Jan
7VaC Nov
30
3.15
6c
Canada
Canadian
Nov
5%
13% May
16 Va Feb.
94% Feb
A__——*
B
$1%
Consolidated
Aug
35
24
Permanent
Canadian
12Vac Sep
5c
11
19c
15%
Forging class A_*
class
Safeway
Canadian
Negus
1,985
*
Canada
Canadian
Consolidated
9,190
16
common
Canada
Canadian
26c
6.30
Lands
Packers
Canadian
Aug
Jan
Crestbrook
Malting
Canadian
Mosher
11,755
Warrants
Wire
Consolidated
14%
«
-
Canada Iron Foundries
4 [4%
preferred
:
Canada
Mar
8c
23%
101 Va
120
Crushed
Canada
Morrison
13%
3.15
common
Foundries
Class
Consolidated
29 Va
,
85,150
III
common
Canada
9%C
III
preferred
Cement
Canada
520
30c
Lake
Canada
T
Mining
Mogul
Oct
35
19c
__1
Chibougamau
Oil
Consolidated
22 %
;
Preferred
Canada
Mie
Consolidated
Mar
14
—
Canada
Consolidated
Feb
8c
5c
1,265
6
3.00 Mar
5.30
Apr
5c
Jan
45c
Nov
12c
4,718
,
42c
Marcus Gold Ltd——
Dec
2.26
15c
High
45c
Nov
31 VaC Aug
660
12c
38c
12VaC
27,166
43c
Oct
Sep
Low
15c
5c
Arrow
Range Since Jan. 1
High
31%c 31 %c
15c
.
Mines
Oct
22%
Warrants
Canada
Consolidated
1.28
24,520
11%
7%C
.25c
-
Oil
&
Bread
9 %c
6
100
Consol
Gas
B
Feb
300
6
preferred
Class
10 Va
Jun
Marbenor
Shares
12 Vac
:-
Halliwell
5c
1,000
12 V2C
—
Mines
Consolidated
Calvert
Canada
Golden
consolidated
Consol
1.50
8 Vac
*
Calvan
Red
Consolidated
Jan
Jun
1.37
5c
1
•—
for Week
of Prices
Low
Lake—
52c
2.10
33%.
Jan
Gillies
16%
Oct
2.60
5c
Consolidated
Oil
7%
20
31%
Aug
11%
Sep
325
31%
47
Dragon
97/a Mar
18c
2,225
1
Petroleum
Campbell
Feb
9 Va
24,000
.
Mines
Campbell
42
6c
Calgary «fc Edmonton
Calgary Power common..
5%
Fenimore
2.10
.
Calalta
Consolidated
2.95
Burrard Dry Dock class A
Cadamet
8
11%
Hill
East Crest
Jan
6c
2.95
—1
Products
Bunker
July
37 Va
2.10
1
Ankerite
Buffalo
Consolidated
Consolidated
2.65
Smelting
Gold
Euffalo
Jan
1
Mining
Buffadison
14 %
15 %
1
-—
Brunswick
Sep
200
7%
Par
30% July
3,700
13
12%
High
Jun
250
31c
9%
14
2,268
10%
30c
r
46
10
4- -10
1
Brown Company
Eruck Mills class A
Class B
2,900
14%
45%
-25
Brockville Chem pfd
Broulan Reef Mines
11%
14%
33%
British
Columbia Power
British Columbia
Telephone
Low
Sale Price
Sales
Range
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
High
14 Va
B_
Week's
Friday
STOCKS
Shares
Monday, December 5, 1960
.
.
(Range for Week Ended December 2)
Sales
Last
STOCKS
.
-
j
,•
\
2.25 Jan
2.25 Jan
:
Volume
Number 6009
192
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2259)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Plains
High
9.10
9.50
1,657
Great
West
West
Great
Greater
1956
class
4.50
A_
4.40
4.50
200
warrants
Gridoil
Gulch
2,384
9%
756
9%
9%
3,212
3.25
3.75
900
5.00
July
Malartic
1.75
2.25
I,940
1.50
Apr
5.55
Jan
Maneast
2.75
2.75
550
2.75
Aug
4.15
Jan
Manitou
11%
565
Trust
11%
Hallnor
7.45
7.75
7,360
6.25
5c
14,000
4V2c
Dec
-i_l
"
LL.
.
11%
Li
Head of Lakes Iron.
,J-■
Headway Red Lake.———i
Mines—i
H)
&
Paper
Bell
Hinde
Dauch^i—J
&
Tower
Hollinger
.
Class
A
Class
Home
Bay
7,300
5c
Jun
15c
Mar
40c
Sep
4%c
5c
4C
May
1.35
100
12%
Jan
Jun
11%
Jan
.i—20c
3.15
3.15
3.20
I,050
3.00
Nov
5.00
Jan
34
34
35
•
12c
Apr
Mar
500
8c
6%c
48
Mar
62
Nov
24c
May
42c
Feb
Jun
60
250
30c
II,903
62%
453
52
Mar
'34
405
30
Nov
37
May
10%
11
1,265
8y4
Sep
11
Dec
475
19 V*
64'A
Nov
19%
197/a
10
84%
84%
15
73
Apr
88
Jun
34%
34
35'A
II,102
30
Mar
37
Jan
12%
5%
42%
12%
12%
2,728
12%
Oct
6%
—
5%
100
51%
51%
25
16
5%
Co___
5%
4.00
4.10
16
Gas
i_
____20
•' !
4.20
4.10
165/&-
16%
16 %-
"
'-=
470
Apr
54
4%
Nov
4.00 July
16
Jun
3.60
6,025
^
47 %
8.50 Mar
114
4.20
common—___—1'/-
42%
Jan
48
1,300
16
10
20%
39%
100
4.05
*
preferred..:
Jan
Mar
31
610
17
17
Jun
5JA
4,140
45'A
Dec
11 y8
6,800
42%
45
50
—
I!
Maritime
5%%
Nickel
International
Preferred
Interprovincial
Bide
Credits
Jun
13% Mar
'
Sep
Jaye
3,100
15c
45c
7C
8c
15,000
6c
Oil
Mining
Milton
Mindamar
Mining
Min
Metals
,
Mt
Murray
6
May
Creek
Class
Petroleum
6%
Jan
National
Steel
16%
Nov
National
1.90
New
215
5 %
July
5,439
51%
Aug
2.45
Jun
9%
62
3.95
100
32
Apr
43
31
660
23
May
38
9,350
1.85
36
36
1.80
100
53c
65c
1,600
11 %
48c
52c
1.85
11%
1.45
ny8
69,100
30c
Nov
Sep
Nov
Sep
27c 28 %c
7,000
22c
Oct
80c
89c
II,900
76c
Oct
29
29
800
26
Oct
11 %c
~
12c
6,000
,
5%
97/a
9%
11c
Nov
8%
8%
29c
29c
31c
28c
39c
188,055
8c
8%c
15,000
.
300
-
.■
—
15c
8
23c
20c
Aug
Jun
May
"
27c
13,848
13 %c
16c
23 %c
1.65
8c
1.75
3.70
14%
62c
Alger
La
Aug:
Laura
Secord
Leitch
Gold
67c
Levy
Industries
Little
Long Lac
Loblaw
Class
B
Loeb
Class
1.40
31
28c
Lorado
5
Continental
New
Davies
New
Delhi
Apr
New
Goldvue
Jan
New
Jan
Jan
New
New
Jan
New
New
16c
Jan
Oil
of
Canada
4c
500
4c
Jun
500
4c
Jun
11c
Oct
150
12%
Nov
17'A
Jan
15,900
9c
8c
9%c
3%c
3%c
5c
37,500
31c
30c 33 %c
22,703
21c
5c
22C
25c
8%c
8%c
8%c
1,500
9%c
8%c
9%c
4,500
3%c
3%c
7c
8c
46c
45c
47c
19,200
1
6c
5%c
6c
8%c
8c
1
Mining
10c
Dec
9% Mar
Niagara
Wire
%c
800
19c
21c
3,411
16c
34,500
29%
30
2,680
24
17%
18%
1,610
Class
80c
220
39c
42c
6,040
2.05
1,430
8c
80c
Mining & Smelting
Rim
Jan
Nipissing
Nisto
1
Mines
7%
Apr
3.95
Jan
Mines
Norlartlc
3.80 Mar
-
y8c Nov
1.90
Jan
Oils
•
1
Ltd
Canadian
•
Oils
25c
common
Jan
..."
Preferred
__1
July
42c
Dec
43c
Sep
Apr
30
Sep
North
17
Jun
27%
Jan
North
25c
Nov
North
1.90
Jan
Northspan Uran
Jan
North
Northern
6c
Feb
13c
Oct
Northern
Ontario
Jun
23c
Oct
Northern
Quebec
5.00
Oct
Northern
Star
Oil
100
2.75 Aug
4.20
Jan
3.65
3,060
2.95
4.75
Jan
Northland
Jan
Northwestern
30
75
118,700
35c
38,000
16
15%
16
640
1.54
3,400
5c
2,500
21%
360
-
27
45c
26c
12
1.32
4C
20
Jan
Sep
July
Jan
Jan
Jan
Aug
July
1.95
2.18
38,955
1.60
Jun
29%
29%
50
25%
Jan
29%
30%
585
28
28%
1,740
30%
31
46
876
46
90
7.35
205
>
7.15
8%
8%
350
3.00
3.00
1,413
33
1.00
Jan
1.40 July
16
1.64
9c
Norvalie
Nova
14c
Nov
25c
Jan
5,550
Jun
42c
Mar
37c
39c
47,500
200
Jun
1.27
Jan
5c
3,000
4c
4c
3,149
3c
May
,12%c12%c
750
12c
May
July
12c
Jan
6c
4%c Jun
10
10
9
10
.
.
20
10
-
Jan
18 %c
12
Dec
Oct
12
Apr
Sep
10%
10
9
Aug
36c
35c
38c
8,350
26o
Jun
26c
'26c
2,281
25c
Nov
72c
71c
76c
10,315
70o
Aug
4c
500
4c
40%
40%
42%
5,607
36
46c
46c
500
33c
Jun
4c
4c
1,000
3c
May
7c
Jun
20c
20c
15,500
19c
Aug
2.55 Sep
26c
Nov
.
4c
46c
20c
380
10%
720
;
v75c
Jan
Jan
1.46
Jan
Jun
7c
Jan
Jun
48%
Jan
1.10
3.70
Jan
Jan
2.70
2.65
2.85
4,520
6c
7%c
13,500
Sep
13c
Jan
5c
4%c
5C
3,650
4%C Nov
12c
Jan
7c
5 %C
7c
5.525
4%c Nov
13c
Feb
1.52
1.71
2.95
Jan
1.52
2,240
6c
1.52
Dec
35c
500
20
83c
12,325
48%c
47 %C
52c
36,221
26c
21c
14,199
17c
Nov
39c
36c
39c
4,000
35c
Oct
25c
23 %C
25c
2,450
ADr
Jan
O'Brien
Ocean
2.25
Nov
Oka
Sep
Okalta
Rare
Steel
pfd
Nov
Opemiska
Jan
Orchan
Oct
Orenada
Nov
1
2
6c
Nov
Oshawa
Nov
18c
Jan
Oslsko
Oct
67c
Apr
Overland
Feb
Feb
46c
45c
50c
18,500
37c
56c
56c
60c
13,575
19 %C
6c
7c
8,150
l%cMar
4%c
5c
1,100
3%c Jun
7c
8c
II,100
7,000
6%
65c
July
&
Pacific
7%c
Jan
19c
Jan
6c
Feb
15c
Jan
2,275
15,200
15c
3%c Jun
—1
3'Ac
3%c
4%c
34,000
—-1
1.16
1.13
1.20
8,850
.
2.40 July
1.00
Jun
Sep
1,781
July
16%
Jan
25
210
24% May
26%
Oct
4.90
2,386
3.10 Aug
4.90
1.85
1.90
1,900
75c
Jun
8c
8C
11c
7,620
8c
Dec
11
70
May
2.10
Oct
Nov
20c
Jan
81
Aug
74%
74%
50
7c
7c
7%c
3,825
6c
Nov
15 %c
Jun
45c
520
45c
Nov
1.05
Jan
July
45 c
6c
52c
52c
6c
1,000
4c
54c
6,707
50c
9%
302
9%
10C
Jan
80c
Jan
Jun
13
Feb
Feb
Jun
9c
9C
9%c
6,200
9c
Apr
16C
25c
27c
8,475
22c
Jun
61C
9c
Aug
36c
Sep
25% Mar
29
Jan
Oct
24
Feb
•
common
lie
10c
12c
48,000
__10
Debenture
27
27
27 Ya
135
19%
19%
150
*
18%
Jan
1
5.35
5.15
5.60
14,467
8.60
Jan
1
i
1.67
1.52
1.73
71,100
80c
Jan
1.73
Nov
Aug
9%c
Jan
Oct
37c
Feb
5.15
1
4%c
500
24c
24c
2,500
20c
7%
7%
800
29c
28c
31c
23,000
8%
8%
8%
1,540
•
Mines
Express
4%c
4c
1
____
Wholesale
Lake
Pacific
Nov
23c
19c
12%
25
4.70
1.50 Aug
1
preferred—
*
6%
25c
Oct
Feb
Oct
8% May
8%
35c
9 Va
Oct
Jan
Oct
Oct
10c
7c
2.99
12%
4.80
Jun
25c
Nickel
Petroleums
Warrants
3.10
Oct1
56
9,000
Nov
58
8.80
9.55
12,489
7.80
Jun
13% Aug
5.25
5.50
700
5.25
Nov
9.00
Jan
23
23%
2,800
20% July
29%
Jan
31 %c
33c
20,550
25c
82c
84c
II,300
52c
Jan
4c
5c
6,000
4c
Nov
23c
Jan
1
17c
17c
2,100
lie
May
23c
Jun
*
3.40
3.40
100
♦
1
!
1
;
Page Hershey Tubes—
Pamour
32c
Jan
8%c
Feb.
Porcupine
Paramaque Mines
Pardee
Amalg Mines
Nov
Parker
1.28
Drilling
Oct
52
9.00
5.30
32c
J.
...
56
•
Pamoil Ltd
.1
12%
1.00
1
Ormsby Mines
3,160
Jan
48% Aug
350
9%
Gold
9%
3.00
3,000
81c
Jan
200
-•
Mines
Copper
Jan
6%
Feb
Nov
1.25
1.10
1
Mines
Apr
7%c
Jun
Mar
59c
43c
_
47%
100
1
Products
6
6c
20C :
41
Jan
Nov
1.30 Jan
47
•
.20c
Malartic
90c
6»A
27
Mar
90c
Ontario
9.00
•
:
1
Metals
Sep
49
Gas
common
Oils
Loan
Mar
Natural
Power
Ltd
Gold
Oleary
5.00 Mar
Oct
19% July
74c
1.10
Cement
Ontario
40
47 %
*
:
Obaska Lake Mines
Nov
22% Mar
warrants..
30 %c
Dec
Nov
31%
1.04
Jun
20c
50
Mines
Utilities
31% Aug
Feb
"A"
Mines
Mines
29%
•
—1
footnotes, see page 44.
_.
1
Beaucage
21%
31
Oils
26% Mar
7c
May
20c
24'A
Warrants
22%
2.99
For
7c
10c
_
1.90
3.00
6c
—
10,600
35c
preferred
Canada
3.50
2.95
—
9%c Jan
1
Telephone.
1.01
3.30 July
10 %c
7c
Cockshutt
Nov
80c
1
Jan
Lynx Yellowknife Gold Mines——*
Explorations
Jan
3c
24'A
Ltd
Mines
1.01
Jun
7c
MacLeod
Jan
1.14
80c
Exploration
2.80
35cJun
1
Macfie
Jan
19c
24V4
Coldstream
1,260
54c
L—j
19c
Jun
Oct
•
Rankin
1
Mines
Apr
Dec
6c
35c
Goldcrest
6%c
Mines
Mar
3 %c
38 %c
,_50
17c
12 %c
Lyndhurst
Macdonald
Jan
19c
17c
38,915
|
Mining
Warrants
3,500
35c
—
Corp
Nickel
Nortbcal
North
1
-
Normetal Mining
2,900
30
,
35c
Nov
12c
__1
Mines
21c
48c
1
Dec
8%c
22c
__1
Mines
3.90
32 %C
*
1
1
Mines
8y2c
52c
46
18c
8%c
5c
1
!
Mines
3.00
28%
30%
Apr
8%c
4c
♦
•;
Nickel
Nickel
3.90
10
...
B
Jan
Dec
16 %c
3.50
.1
45C
■
2.00
*
Feb
8c
"
12 %c
.
Feb
43C
10c
38c
♦
common
Apr
—1
19%c
Jun
Jan
Jan
22%
1.55 Mar
2,625
Sep
7%c Jan
40 %c July
Sep
20c
1
Mines
Jun
—
Smelting
Mylamaque Mining & Smelt Ltd.l
Rouyn Merger
:
1
Senator Rouyn_
1
10%
-
&
4c
18c
Jan
July
Sep
4c
7.524
•
Mines
5c
26c
2,100
1
•
Louvicourt Goldfield
Macassa
5c
1
Mines
9c
6%c Aug
3%c July
•
Nov
19% May
58 % Dec
May
9%c
Noranda Mines
5
Dec
12%
1
1
1
Mines
39c
2.09
2.60 Mar
9%
49
4c
*
Mines
Taku
«„m^27%- Sep
5% Sep
Nov
9%c
50c
Petroleum
Manitoba
New
*.
1.50 Aug
Jan
1.30
1
Mines
Kelore
Newlund
Mar
New
17c
25% Mar
l
Karricana
Apr
9%
Jan
Jun
1
:
New Hosco Mines
Jan
2.45
Jan
10c
3c
12%
10,925
New
Jan
Nov
May
Jan
16%
2,495
58%
Jan
July
20 %c
Feb
1
Gold
Nov
Norpax
42c
Warrants
Mines
11%
Norbeau
*
Mines
9%
58 %
Nov
59c
96c
16%
500
Norsyncomaque
—
Uranium
9%
58%
49% July
70c
,
13
3,100
14c
7%
70
2,400
Jan
*
Long Point Gas
4,800
5c
10% Jan
—x—.
—:
Oct
Nov
13% Aug
475
1.46
34c
9%c
50
A
3.20
1.30
4%c
Sep
2.05
8c
•
Long Island Petroleums
27%
2.50
Jun
17%
—30
common
27%
34c
Oct
1-96
29%
30%
Mills
~
4%c
Dec
21%
Hosiery
Dec
l
3c
preferred—!
___.20
Gold
,v
-*
class A pfd
..30
Ltd
(M)
London
7%c
210
♦
5y8
1.46
warrants.
4,010
14
Develop
1.95
4%c
—
A
8c
14%
14%
Mines
50
21%
Preferred
Class
48%
Mar
Concord
1,075
1.52
preferred
B
35c
1.46
Apr
29%
Groceterias
Class
147,575
Calumet
87,000
1
Loblaw Cos class A
60c
Bidlamaque
8c
—1
Mines
49c
New
7%
———3
^
—
Gold
Lencourt
1.00
17% Mar
42% July
Nov
New
2.20
50c
—————
Jan
Nov
51% May
Sep
Sep
New
6c
.—1
American
Latin
Jan
26
Aug
Nov
23c
Sep
7%
1
—.1
—....
34,
55c
11%
27,000
Jan
%c
1
•
Silver
Langis
Feb
May
42%
35% Mar
Jan
1.95
—1
1
Loan
Lambton
Apr
39% Mar
50c
5c
25c
13c
A—....—1
—
20
May
26
89,625
12,802
4c
43c
15,875
Mines
Mar
14,783
5c
Jun
14,475
Gold
20
48
32c..
Nov
6c
2.57
Mines
7c
10c
64c
•
Mines
7%
.
(John)
Luz
Feb
12%
60c
110
Dec
1.18 May
620
13%
Lamaque
Nov
Jun
45%
10
Mines
5%
2.38
—:
Apr
2.80
Nov
23 %c
2.50
-___
Uran
2.00
——
50
14
13c
1,300
12%
Gold
I,425
Jan
29c
*
5%
—*
1
Mines..
10,560
3c
Jan
2.05
1
5%:
•
Mines
100
68c
14
23 %c
6,500
1.55
Ltdawi—i——_1
8% Aug
7,700
37c
8%c
—
Oct
7%c May
1.95 Feb
"300
9%
8%
'
2.57
Osu
42%
12%
48%
"
84c
*
12%
Shore
64c
11%
—
Athona
68c
..
Lingman
Lake
Lake
179
296
27%
Car
Labine
Northgate
Lake
24
42
•
Mines
New
65c
;—•
;
23%
41%
14
20
Mines
Nesbitt
30'A
^—1
;—
332
25c
Products
56% July
68c
--
preferred—
Trust
30%
Petroleum—_——r—*
Mines
23%
♦
...
Hosiery Mills class B
2,884
—_
Gas
10%
107,641
5
—
Grocers
57/a
^15c
Dufault
3 %c
1,005
4c
7%c
*
common
National
Jan
1
Lakeland
2,500
11%
23%
,_i
Chemical
National
2.80
Ltd—;—
——•
Labrador Mining & Exploration—! _*
Lafarge Cement warrantsl—_J__1
Lake
3%c
11%
'
58c
...
National
60%
Developments Ltd
Kopan
Labatt
Jun
42'A
Corp Ltd
Apr
5%
preferred——10
Minerals
2.00
Jun
62c
Jan
Apr
Copper common
—1
C - warrants..—L—±—_
Kirkland
1,000
12%
6%
2.50
10
—-—
2.10
47%
Exploration
59 %
—
Gold
2.05
68c
National
Norgold
Kilembe
Oct
!
1_,
36%
6,580
Kerr-Addison
15c
42
Mines
Preferred
43
2.30
Mines
9,500
1.40
32 c
Nama
60 %
2.50
common—
Canada—1
16C
24
National Drug &
Feb
2.20
of
85c
47%
Mining
Feb
2.25
Gold
63c
Nov
Trust
39 ya
II,750
Warrants
Nov
33c
-
31
9%c
Kenville
Jan
24c
8,732
Minerals
250
9c
Kelvinator
Feb
7,560
23%
Corp common
Wright Iron
Multi
1,080
9c
Kelly Douglas class A
14%c
40,354
3c
Moore
41
'
Co
Jan
Jun
52c
3 %c
Works
Jan
1.15
28c
11%
class A__
Apr
20c
Nov
1.55
Corp
Molybdenum Corp
Porcupine
36
—,—1
Pound
Mar
43c
Moneta
35
Mines
Jupiter Oils
Jan
Apr
2.34
15c
Preferred
Montreal
Jun
1.45
Mines
Montreal Locomotive
1.40
48c
,1
Molsons Brewery
Class B
40%
4% July
Mining
Jowsey
25c
8c
47c
Aug
1.45
1
Corp
Ore
41
6c
Jumping
•
Brick
35%
45% Mar
9,500
——;
1
Midwest Industries Gas
Mill City Petroleums
15,828
3,000
Mines
•
Mines
Midrim
55%
7c
Jonsmith
Jan
13,480
54%
6V4
:
31o
16c
55'A
—1
—
May
48c
Neon
20c
Mines_._-.__
15c
16c
Nello
6c
B
Jan
45c
Nealon
6'A
Quebec
30%
16c
Uranium
Jan
6%c
Warrants
Jcliet
July
47c
Meta
Jan
1
Class
_
12,100
Apr
21
15,094
Jan
1
Preferred
17 %c 18 %c
18 %C
...1
1.20
1.68
50c
Lake
Club Ltd
Jockey
1,209
Nov
13%c Jan
Aug
1.55
13 %c
(1939)
Joburke
27%
Jan
6.70
July
1.60
Nov
Gold
Jellicoe
26%
4.05
Jan
Feb
10c
5%c Jun
.lias
Jun
1.05
Mines
Jefferson
70c
I
Mines
Medallion Petroleums
July
—
—:
4,550
Mentor Exploration &
Development _50c
Merrill island Mining
1
4c
35c
Explorations A
10,800
85C
1
Lake—
21%
1
,
7c
75c
24o
25c
25c
Service——
1,500
6c
75c
26%
12 %
102
July
4%c Oct
90c
—__10
Mining
6.05
6c
50c
Lake.
Oct
NOV
—1
Public
5.60
5C
4,000
1,040
1
Waite
2,500
Jan
47 %c May
Sep
1,500
New Jason
Jamaica
6c
5.70
Mar
8%
32c
3,200
:
Jacobus
5%c
♦
30c
Oct
1.33
93% Mar
5%c
78,750
Mines
Jack
1,120
5c
31c
_*
preferred..
49,051
100
28c
5%c
——5
Mines
Glass
56,100
10%
99
...
.
Oct
28c
__5
common
Red
Gold
4c
com—
Mines——
36c
9%
100
56c
1
Red
*
...
34c
10%
1
Nov
Aug
18
25c
Syndicate
Copper
34%c
•
•
McKenzle
30c
common
Inter provincial
Pipe Line
Interprovincial Steel Pipe..
1
Consol
McWatters
30c
...
Utilities
72c
100
preferred
McMarmac
4%c
__—
-
i
Mclntyre
—25
International
Corp
Mayfair Oil & Gas
1
1.00
Molybdenum
Mining
Martin-McNeely Mines
Massey-Ferguson Ltd common
I
Warrants
International
•
Feb
Nov
Aug
5%
40%
50
♦
Inspiration
Iso
14%
32
Ingersoll Machine class A.
Bay
•f
—_*
preferred
Iroquois
Jan
Jan
61%
■
,
Warrants
Iron
4,645
3.25
51%
Dec
58
62
——_—____20
—_
»
preferred
A
8.70
10%
19%
84%
Assurance..—
Natural
Feb
43
26c
...
Class
9.25
8.70
60
A ——•
class
Accept Corp Ltd common
Investors
I,847
Jan
May
2.31
500
45%
8c
Imperial Tobacco of Canada ordinary_5
6% preferred
i
.—$4.86%
Irish
2.40
45
45
8.90
44%
33% July
225
■
2.36
—
1
20
—
Oils
Midcon
Jun
Investment
Preferred
Jan
7.10
Imperial
Inland
29%
t
6.90
____^.1
Co
Oct
3,646
-*
&
May
10
5,195
10
Cement
55
Apr
7.60
Glaze
(John)
1.80
7.70
Flo
Inland
Oct
Jan
Nov
7.05
Bank
lnglis
Oct
19
3,345
Apr
100
7.40
Imperial
$2.75
8c
5.00
Sep
Jan
7.20
__
Marigold
100
Jan
23c
7.55
Imperial
$2%
Jan
.
Exploration
Industrial
Nov
12c
100
—*
preferred
16c
15 %c Mar
Feb
...—-sA
Pam Porcupine.
Huron & Erie Mortgage.,.
$1.25
Aug
Jan
Oil
Imperial Life
Imperial Oil
24,100
July
Mar
Hugh
Hydra
72c
Feb
Jun
1.35
Howey Consolidated Gold
1
Hudson Bay Mining & Smelting..—*
Hudson
Jan
66C
10%
5c
-
Jan
Jan
13c
22
Jan
17c
11c
1,055
19 %
97
Jan
2,100
2,000
20%
Jan
1.05
5c
16,220
7
99c
5c
5c
50
Dec
13C
14c
36
28c
6%c Aug
4%c Nov
16c
I,140
1,190
22,000
pfd
Mattagami Lake
Maybrun Mines
1.32
28c
7%c
Jan
Matachewan
29,250
Jan
28c
36c
Jan
1.75-
8c
28c
6 %c
15%
1.00
Oct
6%c
Jun
75
Sep
3c
i
10
30
70o
Marcon Mines
Mar
425
100
18,200
40,000
Oct
11%
7,000
80C
3%c
85
Dec
-
75c
3%c
25c
8,600
100
Smith Paper common
Howard
3%c Jan
1,000
II
I_
*
7c
Apr
50
Pitfield—
&
l%c Jun
Ii
Oct
65
5c
.
Jun
17,623
2.50
9'A
;
27
15,000
12%
50
•'
22% Mar
27c
10c
July
9'A
—;
95
2c
7%C
26c
—
-
_
26
2c
93%
Mar
9%
-L—
.'-v—,
B.
24
Jan
7c
9
1.49
Oil Co Ltd—
Home
26
Sep
3.45
93%
5%C
'•
Drilling_a.w__—_—_—-—_•
Consolidated Gold—:
1-5
13c
25 %c
500
1,
1.70
_.j—--A
....
4%c Jun
IVuC
5c
*
7,800
25 %c
25c
1
1
:
preferred.---
Highland
Hi
-i..'
___:
Co___
Hendershot
7%c
1
25c
—____1
~i-l
7c
1
1,520
lie
__
19
Maple Leaf Milling
Maralgo Mines
5c
—
.
2.50 July
__i
1.70
14c
-1
13% Aug
22,100
Marboy
16c
—1
Minerals ...J,
4,629
3.10
*
Fields
12%
1.30
15%
2.90
_•
Uranium
12
.
High
14%
2.92
1
Barvue
11 %
12
Mines
...
1.70
—
common
Low
14%
Jan
7%c
Sep
4%c
Range Since Jan. 1
High
1
Consolidated
Shoes Ltd
Gold
Low
*
Nov
lie
May
7.45
Hasaga Gold Mines__i__<———1.1
Gold
4c
River
.2.05
3%c Nov
I,500
Sep
Powell
Shares
30
Nov
4%c
Mines
(Geo
1.00
25% Jan
1
Hard Rock Gold Mines
Hees
12%
Magnet
&
Lake
Majortrans
.LA
Harding Carpets .i:__iu_—
Heath
Jan
10y2 Aug
9,000
4%c
4c
1
Maher
11
Jun
I
Farms
Harrison
'5c
3%c
Jan
Jan
2.75 May
195
4%c
6.75
11%
7%
200
29
July
8'% May
Gold.s.
Lake
Hardee
1.00
29
_^-l
Gunnar Mines
Gwillim
1.00
__10
_____
Mines—_____
Lead
11%
-_:9c
LAl—_
Freehold
Mines
Gulf
2.10
9
1.75
j-..—.
Blodel
Red
9%
Greening Wire ____•
Greyhound Lines
i
Guaranty
Madsen
1.70
Trust
1.50
Jan
5.00
4.05 July
MacMillan
for Week
of Prices
Par
Jan
9%
warrants-____
1958
High
13
July
Sales
Range
Sale Price
1.75
Saddlery
Winnipeg Gas—
Voting
<
Coal
8.25
Week's
Last
Range Since Jan. 1
Low
Low
—1
Develop
STOCKS
Shares
9.25
Par
Great
Friday
for Week
Range
of Prices
Sale Price
(Range for Week Ended December 2)
Sales
Week's
Friday
43
•
1
I
82c
1
4c
-
52
3.05
Jun
Jan
44c
1.00
4.40
Jan
Oct
Sep
44
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2260)
CANADIAN MARKETS
Last
STOCKS
Par
Patino
3.60
2
High
3-50
3.60
3c
Canada
of
2%c
4C
2,900
2.55
1,200
Warrants
Paymaster Consol
Expl Ltd
Exploration^
Preferred
Penmans
common
Permo
Gas
Perron
Gold
-50
Petrol Oi»
42 %
—*
29
29
—
—*
Ponder
Prairie Oil
33c
18 %c
Sep
39c
Jan
Trans
Canada
6%
Jun
Sep
Trans
Canada
40
July
30%
22
Nov
Sep
Mar
1.17
Jan
60c
20,400
48c
37c
1,800
35c
Nov
68c
5,450
63c
July
4c
May
7c
Jan
Nov
94c
Jan
13%
13%
45c
40c
44
44%
14%-
1.50
200
2.25
23,400
10c
Ltd
2.25-
14c
1.36
99c
1.34
1.76
1.90
preferred
Feb
2.00
Oct
4.35
Jan
1.40
Jan
United
Corps
Feb
5.15
Jan
United
Keno
Jun
1.60 Aug
Oct
2.05
2.70
35c
Apr
United
Oils
United
4c
5,100
3%c
Dec
9%c
Nov
7c
8%c
5,133
7c
Nov
23c
—1
15c
14c
15c
17,350
14c
May
July
29c
.Jan
6c
Jan
Venezuelan
Jan
Ventures
2%c
3c
2.00
2.00
2.05
65c
66c
2c
550
66c
11,400
1
.1
8,500
53A
5%
5%
1.35
1.15
1.35
15c
2.00
45c
3.50
Sep
Mar
78c
/
3,200
2,250
Aug
Feb
18
5% Aug
1,465
13c
8.70
8.95
9.00
3,160
,
Jan
Rio
Roe
V)
Vandoo
Corp
—*
17%
17%
24c
7.65
7.85
7%c
Nov
Jan
Webb
Jan
Weedon
Sep
Werner
23c
20c
25C
15
15
25
13 %c
12 %c
14c
35,500
16 %c
16c 16%c
15,027
•
4.60
100
16 %c
78
6c
4.50
4.80
Nov
46c
Jan
8%
10%
99
99%
10%
Sherritt
—
Jun
17
67/s
NOV
Jan
Jan
81
Mar
July
10c
Sep
July
80
Jan
9.50 Mar
Oct
12
Jan
Oct
60c
West
Canadian
6.50
29
Jun
23%
415
1
2.90
2.90
3.05
18,609
24
24
113
4.00
1
12,432
25c
3,100
11
11
11
2.96
26%
27%
4,495
1.18
Jan
4.50
Jan
43c
Mar
32c
Jun
Oct
Jan
11%
Nov
Sep
33%
9% Mar
25"%
Oct
24%
Mar
23c
Jan
3.35
16%c May
750
27
30%
42% July
Jun
23
100
28c
22c
class A
4.00
25c
25 %c
13% July
37% Mar
2.01
ADr
4.65
Oct
2,083
Jan
1.00 July
Nov
41
Jan
1.20
3.25 Mar
7%
Jan
47
Jun
14c
Sep
Mar
1.04
Nov
65o
Jan
1.50
13c
Oct
1.10
1.19
24,556
2.70
2.70
200
22%
22%
1,650
8%c 11 %c
75,950
8c
57,900
79c
Jan
1.24
Jan
Nov
3.00
July
2.00
68c
54c
75c
14c
Oct
20c
18c
20c
6,000
5c
Oct
10c
10c
10c
39,755
9c
Oct
3:80
3.80
450
13%
14
1,276
17%
17%
100
38c
44c
I,300
.
Se
Foods
Stafford
11 %c
*
Services
22%
1
Union Oils
Mines
Oils
_30o
Ltd
Standard
Radio
Standard
*
Paving
Standard
Wire
'
•
1
13%
*
44c
Stanrock Uranium
:
1
30c
Stanwell Oil & Gas
30c
33c
1
27c
25c
27C
6,500
Starratt
Nickel
1
6c
4%c
6c
25,800
Stedman
Bros
•
32%
32%
35
•
62%
60%
62 %
3,722
*
3y2c
3%c
3%c
1
6.25
6.25
6.60
18%
18%
50%
50%
Steep
Stuart
—
class
Steinberg
Sterling
.
Iron
Rock
A
I
Trusts
:
Oil
Sturgeon
20
,_i
—
Submarine
Oil
&
Sudbury
Cons
'
Gas
___j
*
50 %
£1
6,950
100
13%
Jun
Westeel
20c
Copper
Western
Decalta
17%
51c
53c
2,820
Superior Propane
Western
Naco
;
Western
Plywood
$6
,
[
Willrov
Winchester
Wood
Wood
(J)
10c
July
56c
Class
A
Yale
Lead
53c
Feb
1.25
Nov
5%c
6,040
3.05
13c
Dec
13,000
9%c
2.50 May
-
7,650
3%c
1,500
3c
Jan
3.50 Mar
4
9%c
July
Jan
Jun
12c
50c
50c
25
50c
Dec
50c
Dec
30%c
11c
1,915
10c
Nov
21c
Mar
i.
85c
92c
6,336
82c
Oct
1.88
Jan
26c
7c
v
26c
200
22c
3,000
2c
May
13,250
46c
Nov
98c
1:00
"4,912
98c
9%
93/4
Jan
70c
Nov
3C
49c
Jan
5%c
78c
Jan
Jan
-
■9 3/4
fl,32c
—.
1
86c
-_-*
.0
Nov
93/4
110
Dec
-
2.15
Jan
17% May
400
26c
Nov
1.35
Jan
4,833
72c
July
1.55
Jan
Aug
3.50
326"
86c
88c
3.15
3.15
100
22c
22c
100
20c
Oct
55c
10%
10%
500
9
Oct
16% Mar
13c 16 %c
56,515
.V
10%
50c
14c
39%
90 %
pfd__—.
3,310
90%
90%
12 %C
891
39%
Jan
Feb
29
28% Mar
Apr
Jan
Feb
30c
38%. Nov
40%
Nov
220
82
Feb
92
Aug
106
106
15
100
Mar
107
Aug
15%
15%
1,150
10
Mar
14
._50
14
14
14
50
5%
5%
705
1.28
Canuck
,
1 25
1.31
21,500
90c
Oct
35c
35c
700
26C
Aug
1.05
Jan
8c
9c
25,700
7c
Jun
17c
Aug
—1
—.
5c
5c
5%c
6,500
4%c
Jun
8%c
Oct
9%c
10c
2,571
9c
May
14c
Feb
4.95
4.95
100
5.00
Jan
23%
556
1
.11*
A—
4.25 Mar
1.67
Jan
'
23
23
Nov
29
Jan
79
79
79
10
79
Dec
85
Jan
14%
14%
14%
855
14
Nov
19%
Jan
4.25
4.00
4.35
730
Nov
8.25
Jan
1.15
class
1.17
1,300
1.01 May
1.45
lie
12c
15,900
2%c
.
S
A_
1
Oil
12c
20o
2%c
3.70
10 %c
Oct
27c
bet
Jan
1.04
—inii
23,500
3,000
2c
Aug
4%c Aug
'.6c
5c
Jun
9%c Jan
1.00
1.06
19,925
83c
Jun
71c
Mines.
Mines-
22
5%c
1
G)
Feb
7% Mar
9c
Mines
(H
Jan
33
Dec
53/8
35c
______
Ltd
Bear
Dec
16%
-III
Zinc
Yankee
Yellowknlfe
Young
383/8
38%
3.15
106
Zenith
Electric
Zenmac
2.25
Metal
Mines
73c
9,735
56c
May
1
27c
2.25
2.35
2,000
16c
1
Mining
Toronto Stock
Prices
Shown
1.13
Sep
88c
).6c
22c
27c
7,500
27,300
2.25
Oct
16c
Expressed
Friday
in
Canadian
Week's
STOCKS
Last
Sale Prioe
Par
•
.
Jun
38 %
Jan
61%
Nov
87%
Jan
Andian
3c
May
6c
Jan
5.90
Oct
13%
Jan
Anglo Canadian Pulp & Paper
Anglo Newfoundland Develop
17%
Sep
24
* Jan
National
Asbestos
Feb
55
May
British
Apr
22
Aug
Bulolo
40c
Nov
40c
July
Corp
Oct
Dollars
B
•
Shares
Range Since Jan. 1
High
High
Low
8
8
200
6%
Feb
39
403/s
470
35%
Apr
45
6%
6%
6%.
.1,360
25%
25%
25%
1,127
20%
52
52
25
5.75
5.65
5.75
4,565
173/4
18%
1,393
Nov
8
39
*
,
1.81
Jan
Bank
American
Gold
Note
«,
^*
Dredging
Canada
&
fl
Vinegars
Dominion
Jan
Canada
1.85
Jan
Canadian
July
Consolidated
15%
15%
1,060
13
Mar
16%
Jan
Glass
Oilcloth
Sugar
•
Dalhousie Oil
20
Jan
37c
for Week
Range
of Prices
Low
*
T
Corp
44c
Nov
1.40 May
200
29c
6
July
-•
8
Sep
'
May
Feb
28% Aug
49%
Jun
53
3.90
Jan
13%
Jun
Apr
July
15c
4c
Jun
Sales
Jan
31
July
13o
3.00 Mar
Dec
Exchange—Curb Section
Are
Jan
7c
10c
Feb
25'A
Oct
"
2.40
2.65
500
2.00
July
4.50
Jan
Dominion
3.30
3-50
1,100
3.30
Jan
4.50
Jan
Dupont
A___:
General
Dominion
Co
Investments
*
;
*
of
&
30%
300
29 %
2 8 3/4
29
135
273A July
33'A
Jan
39%
40%
3,190
36% Mar
44%
Jan
13c 13 %C
5,700
13c
22c
Jan
Canada
30%
Aug
.n-10
14V8
14%
125
*
23%
23%
180
22
19 %
Lino—
(1956)
Oct
Nov
39%
•
preferred—
18%
Jan
30%
—_*
Paper
6.00
•
20
20
203/a
1
18'A
310
July
Apr
14
Jan
Oct
40%
Jan
July
26 %
Jan
12 3/4
572
38
'
135/3
17%
Jan
Jan
92%
Nov
3.60
Jan
International
23c
24C
19,900
20 %c Aug
1.04
Jan
Loblaw Inc
35o
23c
1
25
25
25
150
50c
52c
5,250
1.68
1.65
1.75
10,125
1.36
1.36
535
1
14 %c 15 %C
II,810
14 %c
21%
37c
1.52
Feb
July
25%
Jan
69c
Jan
Jun
2.80
Jan
1.25 Mar
2.15
Jan
14c
Nov
40c
^Jan
•
common
56
56
56 %
971
45
Mar
59%
Jan
83%
83%
83 %
20
76
Apr
85%
47c
46c
50c
10,900
43c
Jan
94c
6%
6%
•
1
3c
3c
2,900
3c
Nov
41c
38c
42c
8,637
33c
Oct
•
34c
33c
36c
8,800
31c
July
1
25%c
25%c
28c
3,500
10
Bank
100
3C
io«
General Trusts
6%
1
57
_so
,
1
"
55%
57
3,649
43%
_20
preferred
Jan
Oct
60c
3c
___
class
Mar
j
Exploration
6c
6.90
Dec
47c
"l00
Yellorex
Sep
Park
Star
&
Dec
Ltd
Towagmac
4,894
•
i
Wright-Hargreaves
2.00
Mines
Toronto
1.03
2.45
33% Mar
3c
warrants
Jan
Oct
100
Dominion
Sep
39%
47c
1
_
12
Mines
Toronto
M
•
Stores
90
Mines
Mines
Nov
3c
—
12c
*
Silver
Apr
•
92c
—1
9,500
1
Torbrit
Feb
1.60
July
11,555
26c
—
J
Indus
Preferred
Woodward
55
Petroleums
Toronto
$2.80
_
655
,
Tombill
38 %
5.75
37%
(Alexander)
1,000
Thompson Lundmark
Tidal
—
-100
Windfall
2.15
Preferred
Tiara
40c
Jun
1.07
2.90
r
50c
*
1.25
A
Larder
13%
Territory Mining
Thorncliffe
—
>
A
1
,92%
Mines
Ltd
Feb
Dec
94'% Sep
,
Jun
200
39%
9%c
_100
Mines
2.00
common
Canada
2.25
28%
,
72c / Nov
4,848
»
38%
Yukon_.
Coghlan
13%
Teck Hughes Gold
Texaco
Oct
Jan
33
100
7,000
1.35
5.80
3c •
1
•.
—.u,—
class
Warrants
Wiltsey
Gaspe
Copper
Maclaren
Temagaml
1.35
5%c
'
.100
&
92%
Sylvanite Gold Mines
Taurcanls
7c
15%
_100
Switson Industries
Tamblyn
L_
preferred
5,500
'
Oct
1
preferred
2,000
»
Apr
;
24c
11,000
98c
Warrants
5c
*
.Jun
.70
1,010
;
80c
.
5.75
j,.
class
18c
-
•
39
Jan
25c
*
24%
ik
.
t
B
1.45
24%
.
37%
.74c7
25c
.11,960
.
32c
.37%
r
5.80
•
___•
(Geo)
5c
II
21
26c
k
80c :•
1
class B—
Surf Inlet
Western
Weston
•
Preferred
Jan
1.30
May
-
125
91%
i._
Petrol
16c
•
Ordinary
91
Petroleum
1.40
Warrants
common,
28%
•./
3c
213/4
r ',•4,300..-
35c
35c
.,"28%
;
warrants—
18c
_25
3%c' 3%c
.35c
Leaseholds
1.45
•
__1
v
28%
Gas—
Nov
3.88
Nov
46
15
J,
July
'
Western
1
Petroleum
83A
Dec
4.80
87c
,
Jan
3%c Aug
300
2,228
V
•
i
Preferred
10,000
n
Feb
19
'
21
_
91%
Products
4.50 Aug
Nov
17
18c
1.18
1.60 Mar
19c
10% July
975
21
■
May
1
16 %C
%
;
Mines
Exploration
Supertest
18%
1
Contact
Sullivan
Sunburst
.
*
Gold
River
725
1.20
Jan
Sep
23 %c Feb
2.35 Feb
3.60 Aug
20,049
of Canada
Steeloy Mining
4.95
Dec
Apr
1.89
24
18% July
6,500
Steel
4.80
July
8.50
28c
<
•
Air
5.20 May
Jun
*
Hardware
3,700
_50c
Warrants
90C
1.13
4.85
>.
1
•
1
Western
Zulapa
Spooner
17,981
:
Jan
27
Nov
1.16 -j
;
''
Oil
Pass
9,747
26%
&
Warrants
White
9%
25%
Southam
Spartan
9c
Nov
24c
Jan
5.30
Sep
56
3.40 Oct
22% Mar
2,850
1.06
*
West Malartic Mines
White
3.60
Manufacturing..
Southern
.
...105
20,775
.
10c 10 %c
1.09
26c
%
Oil
Jan
8%
•40%
Ltd.
Mines
D
•
37 %
Nickel
Aug
3.55
Ltd.
Simpsons
19,900
,
26
8.60
V
'
■v
,
Lake
10%
May
37c
8,950
'
Wesley Mason preferred——-—;
Wespac Petroleums
99"%
4%C Nov
-
Jan
18 % May
4.00 Mar
48c
1,700
17c 18 %c
-1
Mi"es
Dairies
Bilverwood
2,050
25%
Mines
K
32
68c
40 %
Quebec
S
32
*
Mines
26
8.00
H
8.55
'
Sep
8%
26,750
-
•
;
Miller
Siscoe
65c
_50
Standard
!'
Canada Ltd:.;
_u.l
L_i_:
_i_—______-__l
Knapp
Mining
Feb
89
9%
& Power com
Silver
Sigma
49 %c
13%
Dec
3.60
Silver
4.35
Ltd
Petroleums
&
Class
15% Mar
1,600
65c
-
Breweries
Sicks
3.80
4.35
Jan
54
,
-
Sep
10%
27,065
32
Gordon
Jun
Jan
65
525
1.40
4%c
1
preferred
A
4.90
1.22
62C
Freehold
Class
4.70
4%C
_50o
Bhawinigan Water
16 %c
500
Jan
Jan
July
163/4
Apr
19c.
-_1
35c
8,395
—
Metal
12%
7,752
;
51
19c
*
1
—~
3 8%c
5c
675
9%
1.36
Arts
J15
163/4
Feb
Feb
—•
Jun
4.30
1,000
.
Security
143A
Nov
45
50
..
14c
9%
25
10
48%
'
Jun
Nov
.
Jun
66
6,401
4 %c
Satellite
Seven
Jan
6C
493/4
Ref—
6c
13
Jun
17%
&
15o
Nov
9%
•
Petroleum
5.50
3.50 Aug
100
14,500
10
53
,V
;;
Westates Petroleum L—
1,528
17
100
Gold
Debentures
Sarcee
Jan
55%
Mines
Nov
34,835
10%
Petroleums
Sapphire
Mar
17c
95
——
W-—*.
29c
7c
9
18c
Prod
&
Apr
Sep
13c
8%
8%
17%
Gold
River
47C
Jun
9C
,483/4
♦
Westburne
5.65
16 %C
16 %c
•
Shirrlff Horsey common
Antonio
Band
Aug
6c
4.50
10
Jan
21c
8c
.
Jan
4.10
5,100
4.50
~~
^
Sep
4,125
5.85
Warrants
6an
'
Nov
Aug
15,256
8c ;
-4—*.
Jan
7,900
5.70
*
A
common
preferred
5%
Balada
23c
6c
.
Apr
1.58
Jan
18c
19
Nov
11%
55
common
7.90
4,314
67%
__
8V2C
155
5.70
Wayne
4%%
Corp
21c
'21c
6%C
"*
Mar
4c
5,500
68%
•
Cement class
Lawrence
5,285
■.
Hull
6.15 July
78
•
1
Dec
6%c
10
Industries
Lawrence
1.83
10c
53
—
17%
6C
68 %
Jan
28
Feb
78
V
2.10 May
Feb
Oct
16c
40,050
20c
6%c
Apr
15%
6,500
-
.——1
Ryanor Mining
Bt
1.70
•
'j___I-----
Mines
Wasamac
60c
1.50
7,025
5c
15
Royal Bank of Canada
Royalite Oil common
St
155
553/4
t
Power
G
68c
3c
103,333
7.65
.
preferred-
Mines
3,200
17
.
52%
;
Explor_
Amulet
16%
-14%
100
7%c
1
*
--1
_
Apr
Waite
Walker
Jun
100
350
Ltd common
Can
Consol
11c
17
Vespar Mines
Mar
3,100
15
1
2nd
10c
i_i r
■—
Ltd
Debentures
45c
4,000
1.70
1.50
Nov
13% Mar
10,457
1.70
—
:
12
553/4
•
Cons
18%c
175
56c
23c
3%c
preferred
Russell
15
52c
20c
15
Mines.
fA
1956
Rowan
80c
3c
Mines
Rockwin
3,700
75c
78c
1.70
Uran
Mfg
Robertson
Roche
38c
1
—
Mines
Athabasca
Rix
Nov
.1
Algom
Rupununi
Rio
Nov
9c
1
Chemical
Minerals
Rexspar
42c
—2
—1
Macdonald
_____
7% July
Feb
Jan
Mar
700
15
__v
13,710
1
Violamac
11%
14,900
56c
Explorations
Reitman common
9
30 i.
Ltd__
Victoria & Grey Trust—
.7.90 Jun
45c
43 %c
22c
Rapid Grip Batten^
Rayrock Mines.
Mining
Reeves
1 83/a
14%
1
Oct
20c
Jun
78c
80c
—
Reichhold
Jan
:.50
^
Feb
5.80
1.05 July
10c
10 %c 10%c
44c
Realm
Reef
26
1
—
Wainwright
Ranger Oil
Jun
Jan
5.00
Jan
Ltd
Mines
16
8%c
11—50
__•_
1
preferred
Steel
3%c
Mines.
Uranium
Radlore
7,065
.
•
Fortune
United
4c
„
Rainville
18%
_i
Upper Canada Mines
Gold.
Quebec Labrador Develop^.
•Quebec Lithium Corp
Quebec Metallurgical
Quebec Natural Gas_
Warrants ?—u——
Queenston Gold
Quemont Mining.
Jan
18
u4-.iv
common-
Hill
New
8c
Ascot Copper.
Quebec Chlbougamau
65c
2.10 Mar
"
1
Minerals
Canada
Union Mining Corp
United Asbestos
A
Ltd
Purdex
Quebec
of
Nov
6c
22,282
Gas
3.00
Jun
«■
preferred.
B
2.90
3.40
466,450
1.80
Airways provo Gas Producers Ltd.
Prospectors
A
Class
1.40 Nov
2,200
__
_
11-50
Class
Union
Nov
SOc
1.83
II—I i
•__
1st preferred
JaD
15c
115
•
•
Jun
800
Sep
Sep
1,020
.
Shawkey Mines
Union
Acceptance common
Nov
55%
383/4 July
20c
*
Ultra
14%
383/4
Feb
45c
10%c
'
s
60c
Jan
Jun
76,100
4.70
Jan
1.02
Apr
32
8%
Jan
85c
Mar
17c
43%
15,490
8c
4.45
Ore_^
Electric.
10 %
731
1.50
28c
2,125
49c-
July
343/8
185
18%
•
Resources
•
36
35%
2.00
,
.
•
Oil
39%
45c
..
1
....
Pipeline.
Tribag Mining Co Ltd_
Trinity Chibougamau
Twin City Gas—
1.44 Mar
37c
4,105
Prairie
Jan
Jun
Mar
16,400
Trans
21 %c
11c
4c
Transcontinental
—:
Line
PiDe
Triad
74c
32c
Transmountam
Feb
15c
Ltd
■
32%
100
2.00
—
—1
Pipeline
3,574
35
2.00
Exp
Hign
36%
35%
.
warrants
Jan
6,300
4c
1957
85c
-2,880
28c
i,
1956 warrants
Range Sinoe Jan. 1
Low
High
36
36%
40
-
Aug
40c
20,300
•••
45
Mar
-
17
180
—r
8%
28% Mar
75
-
46c
1.20-
Jan
Jun
17
Shares
Low
*
.
A„
preferrec.
Nov
...95
...
for Week
*
July
-4c
_
class
Finance
B
1,230
•
15c
44 %
Mines
5%
65c
53c
Royalties-
President
Oct
Traders
10c'
30c
•
—
Iron
Premium
Preston
Class
3.20
Sep
-10c
.1
-50«
Corp
Jan
2,600
.1
Uranium
Oils
Powei
Jun
37c
57c
—1
Place On &, Gas
Placer Development
4.40
65c
•
Phillips Oil Co Ltd—
Crow Gold Mlnes.
Ore
1.12
29%-
12c 12 %c
•
Pickle
Pitch
42c
—1
—•
*
45c
1.20
-2
Gas
&
17
Par
66c
NOV
2.35
4,916
42%
preferred
Mines
&
42%
*
High
Jan
2%C
8,585
-
•
8
-
Mines—
Oil
Peruvian
-7%
1—•
—
Oil
&
8
•
_—•———,—
Credit common
Peoples
10c
1.25
Pipeline common
Pembina
3.00
1,434
12c 12 %c
-10c
--1
.
Sales
Range
Sale Price
*
16c 17 %c
16 Vic
1
1
Pee
Peerless
2.37
1
Gold
Consolidated
Pato
Low
Low
Week's
Last
STOCKS
Range Since Jan. 1
Shares
of Frices
of Prices
Friday
for Week
Range
Sale Prioe
Monday, December 5, 1960
.
.
(Range for Week Ended December 2)
Sales
Week's
Friday
.
43%
175
58%
58 %
125
8c
8c
.
2,000
5% July
24 %c May
Class B
Pend
Price
Oreille
20
20%
200
21
2.50
Ontario
200
29
29
150
26%
46%
47%
150
40
1
2,45
2.40
2.50
1,025
38%
37 %
38%
932
51c
60c
19,550
*
Corp
1
526
.Jan
Oct
Nov
22 %
Sep
July
31%
Jan
47%
Nov
3.15
Jan
46 %
Jan
76c
Oct
20
2.30 Aug
-
20 %
Jan
Oct
21%
29
•47
Mines—
Jan
14
193/4
»
;
23
130
9 % May
2.50
Paper
common.
Aug
Oct
17%
84%
37
Sep
Nov
51c
Nov
Mar
FOOTNOTES
Jan
•
Feb
a Odd
May
Mar
48% Mar
45%
Nov
57
May
59
Apr
9%c Mar
No
par
lot
FOR
OUT-OF-TOWN AND CANADIAN MARKETS
value.
sale
t
(not
included
in
year's
range).
d Deferred
57% Aug
July
Apr
830
2.50
Consolidated Gold
Jan
31c
50
12
Bros
Yukon
7c
68c
95
12
Oct
39
6c
&
18%
95
A—
new
Flour
10%
1.15
class
18%
7.50
1
new
Minnesota
Ogilvie
I
Mines
Paper
in
delivery
year's
sale
(not
included
range),
Selling ex-interest.
fFlat price.
e
r
Cash sale
(not Included in year's range)
Ex-liquidating dividend.
(Un) Admitted to unlisted trading privilegea.
wdWhen
wl When
delivered,
issued.
x
Ex-dividend,
y
Ex-rights,
z
Ex-stock
dividend.
''
Volume
Number
192
6009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial
.
Chronicle
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES (Quo,.,™.
The
following
bid
and
of' Securities
Association
not represent
quotations
asked
obtained
are
the
National
They do
Inc., and other selected sources.
They are intended as a guide to the
Dealers,
actual transactions.
securities could have been sold
within which these
from
(indicated
(indicated by the
"asked") at the time of compilation. Origin of
any quotation furnished on
request. The "National" Ust is composed of
securities
which have a wide national distribution.
a
range
by the "bid")
Par
Industrials and Utilities
Aerovox
Air
Corp
1
.
Par
8%
7%
Gas
Service Co
Lnc—
1
35%
38%
Gen
lnc
——;
1."
15%
16%
Gibraltar Finan
Allco
Land
Development
Allied
Radio
Alside
lnc
19
20%
10%
11%
Express
American
Greetings cl A
American-Marietta
American
Amer-Salnt
Amer
Gobain
:Sterilizer
Arden
Farms
Capital
Inc
Hagan
Chemicals
&
37%
Haloid
Xerox
9
.
10
•
28Va
30%
4
36%
38%
15%
5134
16%
Hanna
Service
3
..
Co.—5
B
Harcourt
Brace
&
39%
42%
20
21%
41%.
45 Vs
.61%
18(4
1
30
23
97
10
Oil
Baird
Atomics
&
Baker
Oil
Bates
14%
Inc..—r
_„__i
Markets
'
Co__
Bemis
Bros Bag
Beneficial Corp
•
391/4
i_l
11/4
Corp
;
•
Corp
Pet Co
1
Black Hills Power & Light Co__l'
Black Sivalls & Bryson Inc,
1"
Industries
Bowling
Bowman
Bowser
&
Beryllium Co.——
Buckeye Steel Castings Co__
Burndy Corp ——
Byllesby .(H M) ft Co——
California
Interstate
22
11%
,.T27/8
6
4%
5
Recreation
-
"Interstate Securities
12 %
371%
39Va
-Ionics
23%
2474
Iowa
Public
29t:l
30%
Iowa
Southern
Canadlan
Delhi
Oil
Ltd—10c
Cannon
Mills class B
Carpenter Paper Co
Ceco
Steel
Cedar
Point
Field
Corp—
Central 111 Elect
&
Central
Indiana
Louisiana
Maine
Central
Vt
Power
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas,5
15%
Kearney & Trecker Corp
27
29 Va
Kennametal Inc
10
27 Va
287/a
10
21%
23
Ketchum
20
21%
Keystone
Co
:
Corp,_6
1
43^
29%
31 y2
cl A__33%c
18%
33 %c
Corporation——
Id
Colonial
Gas
Stores
Prod—,
Inc
Interstate
Colorado
Milling & Elev
Colorado
Gas
15%
Lau
56%
-
59%'
Liberty Loan
Lilly (Ell) &
15
16%
35%
38V*
19 V8
18%
&
conv
20 Va
'
Commonwealth
Gas
Corp.
1
Connecticut Light & Power
Co,«
Consol
Freightways
Consolidated
Rpck
-
gi/8
"
;
gVa
Products—5
Coffee
Cook
Electric
Co_
Company
Craig Systems Inc
Cl-oss Company
"
CUmmins
Danly
(L
A)
15
1%
20
5
Dejur-Amsco
/
Corp. class
19 %
.
—1
A
Detroit
Internet
Dl-Noc
Dial
Chemical Arts
Finance
Dictaphone
■
Diebold
.
$1.25
*
pfd__—
(R
R)
,
Drackett Company ———1"
Duffy-Mott
•
Diin
Co—_
Bradstreet
&
Dunham Bush
».
Corporation',,,———v_l
Dura
,
—1- *
Inc——,1
i,2
Ino—
Durlron Co
15%
■astern
18 Va
Chemical
Corp
40
17
14V*
New
of
Trust
153/4
•
19%
National
10
8%
'
r
J
2%
5
*
60%
Trust
12
10
45
48
71
(Savannah)——,,
Cleveland
18%
Trust
Commercial Trust of N J—
Natl
Connecticut
Co
72%
,2.50
Boston -Corp
Fisher Brothers Co ,*
Governor
Co
First
Natl Bk
24
251%
First
Natl
x22
24 Va
First
National
1
10
'
Natl
Franklin
^
Pacific
Far
Pacific
Gamble
Garlock
•
8
8%
1
3Vb
Line
Co
8%
9%
5
14%
15%
Pacific Mercury Electronics
Pacific Power & Light Co
Bank
5
12
13V8
Pantasote
1
Co
;
—
-
.,,1
13
Pauley Petroleum Inc
1
10(4
Pendleton Tool Industry
1
30(4. .7 Pepsi-Cola General Bottlers—1
14
Perkin-Elmer Corp
1
1
28
30%
.
Permanente Cement
I
42
47%
52
55%
Bank
& Trust
of
Chi—20
First Natl Bank
of Dallas
(Jersey Clty)_25
National
Passaic
of
Co
61%
65%
69%
73
Natl
1
National
Northern Trust Co
57
71
(Chicago),20
(Hackensack
J)
N
5
——
ft Trust
(Philadelphia)—20
Republic Natl Bank (Dallas).12
Riggs Natl Bk of Wash D C__25
Boston
——,—10
St
Louis
Union
10
Co
Trust
74 Vt
54
58 Va
(N Y)__10
30%
32%
2%
8%
54%
Sterling Natl Bank ft Trust Co
(New
Bk—15
York
69%
State Street Bank ft Trust Co
28%
26%
28%
Bank
Trade
56
59%
51V8
54
ft Tr Co
Co of New
Union
10
York)
Bank
o
Jersey
45%
United
23
Hudson
Tr
403/4
18%
For
(Cleveland)
42%
States Trust
Wachovia Bank
of
10
Co
96%
62 Va
100 Va
Co
43%
46%
(Winston-Salem N C)
5
(Phila)—5
20%
22 %
Wells Fargo Amer Trust
Co—10
footnotes, see preceding page.
50%
36%
(N Y)—20
ft
10
I
46%
33
(Phoenix Ariz) ,5
States Trust
Valley Natl Bk
58
Co
(Boston)
United
19
39%
43%
17%
(N Y)—10
Bank
9 Va
Commerce
86%
R
54 Va
25
53
26%
20
Trust
50
20
49 Va
42,
Providence
21
72
81%
Industrial
73 3 a
19'A
67 Va
(Chic) —20
12%
53 Va
69%
23%
& Tr Co_10
I6V4
49
68%
(Boston)
National Bk_10
(Union City)—8
I5V4
59%
66%
146
22
County
il%
56%
62%
137
63
*———12%
Angeles)
(Los
Security Natl Long Island N Y_5
Bank of Albany
10
State
Harris Tr & Sav Bk
14 Va
47
38 Vt
Security First Natl Bank
Hudson
.15
*
24 Va
44%
52 %
Hartford Natl Bank
Co
22
35%
37%
7Va
National
32 Vz
49 Va
21 Va
Industrial
48 Va
112 Va
34%
40%
Industrial Bk of Com
107%
(Wash)—20
38%
6%
,
Rockland-Atlas Natl Bank of
Royal Bank of Canada—.—10
Royal State Bk of New York__5
10
Union Trust Co of Maryland.10
2IV2
30
Provident Tradesmen's Bank
Seattle 1st Natl Bk
Bank
Exch
19%
44%
73%
78%
10
New
71 Va
53%
67
Philadelphia Natl Bank
—10
Pittsburgh National Bank
20
Trust
of
67
New Eng Trust Co (Boston),100
New Jersey Bank & Tr Co.,—11
73%
72%
5
Bank
25
Newark—12%
42%
75%
Rochelle
Trust Corn
47%
Essex
&
69%
72
Island N Y
Hanover
44
(N J)—
69
Franklin Natl Bank of Long
Girard
Newark
84%
7.50
(Albany)
39%
68
(Philadelphia) ,10
Westchester
Co
79
Natl Shawmut Bk of Boston, 12%
47%
25
St
Bank (N Y),_20
Pennsylvania Banking
New
407/e
44%
Louis__20
County
of
40%
(Cleve)..16
Second Natl Bank of Phila—10
Natl City
Trust
<fe
First
10
37
of
Bank
Trust
37
71 %
First Natl Bank
First
34%
67%
Boston_12%
38
103
Peoples Tr Co of Bergen City
51%
' 5%
"
1
9
9%
28%
290
—10
of
35%
6%
6%
Packaging Corp of America
PaTker Hannifin Corp
272
(Newark)—10
6V4
64 Va
33
Westchester_5
City Bank
Natl State Bk of
34%
(Atlanta)
10
(Baltimore),—,10
61
19%
90c
19%
7 V4
37
5
Robinson
17 Va
123%
3%
19 V8
r
•'
Inc
5
Co
78%
6%
4%
15%
14 V4
34%
17%
l.r
I
A
East
4%
13 y8
4
10c
•
Pabst Brewing Co
Pacific Alrmotive Corp
56
...8%
class
Power
74 V2
A__5
^
Corp
-
Prod
-17%
-
—j
Corp.
Futte'rman
%
2874
Tall
Co
11
12 Ve
5
River
16 Va
118%
55
Bank
of
48 Va
32
(Camden N J)
National Bank
45 Va
111/2
First
99'A
National Commercial Bank &
Crocker-Anglo Natl Bk (S F),10
Empire Trust Co (N Y),-_—50
(N Y)_.
10
(Minn)__10
49 'A
10
County)
National
41 ya
Natl Bk
(Fairfield
33
38%
Fairfield County Trust Co——10
Federation Bk & Tr Co (NY) ,10
45 Va
45%
10
99
40%
•
Corp
71V4
v.
"
otter
Service
Miss
Coal
68
10
Corp..
Foote Bros Gear & Macn
B
8
,
Water
Ben
52%
1
,1
8%
7%
,—2.50
Co.
Florida Steel
Class
7%
Assn_i00
Tnc
First
Fisher
old
371\
26%
146
41
25
30%
38%
York).
Camden
25
139
12.50
94
5
New
30Vs
Oklahoma
17%
353
County Trust Co (White Plains
9 V2
5
Louis)
York——
Banking Co
——33%
27%
Financial Federation
Bank———5
(Chicago)
10
Ohio
11%
26%
25
Connecticut Bank & Tr Co.JL2%
First
1
50
Co
of North Amer_5
Commercial Bk
New
(St
National Bank & Trust Co
75 Va
Band
43V2
4%
.
(Pgh)^25
National Bank of Detroit
National
City Natl Bk & Tr (Chicago) ,25
37
Inc
of
York
New
34 V»
Galvan
(NY)_12%
Southern
&
1
&
10
Co—
Citizens
157/a
2.50
29%
57%
Chemical Bank
a
10
8
27%
Merchants Natl Bk of Boston,10
10
14%
61%
5
_j
Morgan Guaranty Trust Co
9
-
l-
Sc
(Buffalo)
35%
36%
58%
63 Va
9
50c
Trust
42 Va
109
34
47'A
Nuclear-Chicago Corp
Farrington
Mfg
Co
Federal Natl Mortgage
Manufacturers
103
32
60 Va
22%
Ets-Hokin
69%
Ask
39%
,5
44
Manhattan Bk
First Natl Bank
.
65
.
10
Chase
First
63%
7%
7
(N Y),_10
Traders
Mercantile Tr
74%"'
Resistor
Manufacturers Tr Co
t
48%
24
Erie
Trust Co (Philadelphia),
Long Island Trust Co
51%
45%
25%
15%
45%
335
Centl-Penn Natl Bk of Phila—10
97
National Homes Corp A com_50c
10%
6%
Bid
Irving Trust Co (N Y)
—10
Kings County Trust Co
(Brooklyn N Y)__
20
Liberty Real Estate Bank &
24%
Cleve
First
60
58 Va
10
6%
Industries—1
48%
J),
First Bank Stk Corp
1
14%
55
Par
Continental 111 Bank & Trust
"' 69
Yuba Consolidated
22'A
(Phila)
(N
Fiduciary Trust Co
,30c
13%
16
70
..7%
8%
10
Meadow Brook Nat'l Bank of
24
Co,
36%
—_5
^
Co
Corp
1
Transit Freight Lines—1
Yellow
37 Va
341/4
Wyandotte Chemicals
Mellon Nat Bk & Tr Co
22%
Oil
Co—,
8%
35
5
Conversion
Wurlitzer
8%
7%
3
Witco Chemical
Wood
8
5
35%
3
Equitv
34%
56
Northwestern Pub
Mfg Co.,_._
Empire State Gil Co
32%
Light Co_10
Ask
Bank
Co
Co
Northeastern Water Co t4
pfd_*
Northwest Natural Gas
19
Emhart
7.50
32%
Trust
21%
,21%
10%
711/4
Co
Wisconsin Power &
25 Va
10
67%
Nassau County N Y_,
33Vt
Co..
Electric
23%
1
—
Wilcox
6'/a
43%u»»/i,46%
,1
52
St Trust
Electrolux
Capital Corp_—1
Bid
A
—,—20
North Penn Gas Co
Electronics
28
25%
4%
39%
7
Co,
5
Broad
20%
31V4
2
Serv
40%
15 Va
5%
14 Va
5
25%
23'A
4%
36%
6%
Gas
Publishing Co Inc
Weyerhaeuser Co
Whiting Corp
Y)^.—10
(N
20 Va
.
36'/a
42
29%
91/3
18%
321
48 %
8
17
100
Louis
North
20
Natural
Western
—
Co
Nor
1
Western
Western
—10
York
41(4
—
3%
50%
(Newark),25
Virginia
4€% ;
—
20%
Co
23%
50%
24%,
Corp
14%
19%
Telephone
Transmission
Point
46
47%
of
St
15%
17 %
7%
Gas
27%
13%
Coast
Corp.,.
22
Francisco),——,,__6V4
America N T & S
Boatmen's
3%
1
Coal
25%
»
Western
55%
44%
18%
Natl
10
Manufacturing Co_*
27%
51%
28
American
23 V»
25%
3>A
10
Fidelity Un Tr Co
Carolina
21%
West
,1
Fkielity-Phlla Trust Co
38%
,_1
Financial
Westcoast
Corp
23%
Associates___10
14 Va
Wesco
West
Corp
Economics Laboratory Inc—1
22%
Paso Electric Co
(Texas),,*
"43%
Electrada Corp
——_
7% *:
Electro-Voice Inr
2
8%
Eastern Utilities
E3
13%
12%
Wells
21V2
15
87/a
Wellington Mgt Co class A—10c
49 V»
1.25
1
13%
21%
5%
20%
—1
301/a
Inc——50c
8
25%
20%
1
Transport A
1
Co
251/4
21
28
l
Bros
11%
,1
—2%
Bankers
77/a
7
5
common
26%
26
5
25
27%
B
27%
241/4
10
20
17%
5
National Shirt Shops of Del
/'/' New Eng Gas & Elec Assoc
Nicholson File Co
25%
5
t
Co
Washington Steel Corp,,
46
2.50
,4
Bank
121/4
Corp
10'A
1
Co__,
Gas
Lt & Telephone .Co—10
Massachusetts Cos
1
Co
Bank
32V2
Company
Mountain Fuel Supply Co
16%c
—1
24 Va
11%
Rubber
Natural
10
Steel
,23%
Class
Wash
1
1.
24(4
24V8
2%
Missouri Utilities
,17 V4
f
1
1
Co
1
2%
Miss
-19%
Industries
Tel
States
16%
N
Dynamics Corp of America—
$1 preference
^,4—_2
18%
Central Natl Bank of
.*
Nalco Chemical Co
National Gas & Oil
47%
Corp
Swasey Co
17'A
13(4
••
44%
(Jim)
1
12"
10 %
-
YVaiier
Brothers
5
-
42%
&
32% v
4%;
19%
Warren
35
347/a
17%
Warner
327/a
41%
.
.
38
4
Waddell & Reed Inc class A—_l
7%
1
Mohawk
.
17%
20%
48%
Minneapolis Gas Co!
Mississippi Shipping Co,
-
14%
9%
16%
28
10 %
9Vi
30V4
Co
30%
13'A
1
6%
l
/
39%
131/4
27%
50c
Co
45%
22
1
1
Inc
19
of America
Grocery
26%
Camden
5
Lines
Von'a
28%
39 3
Eng
Vitro Corp
16
23
1
Miller Mfg Co^
.
44 s
-
,1
Co
Va
15
21%
12 Va
5
*
25
35%
r-1
Co—*
Co
Valley Barge Line Co
1
5%
Mississippi Valley Gas Co
5
15 Vff V,- Missouri-Kansas
Pipe Line Co_5
22(4
,_2'/a
—
Vi
5
Co
Co
a.1
Tel
Eng
Gas
65
1.
.
.
-13-%
33%
41 •
32%
,5
Coi—5
Sons
■*
Power
21%.
2%
Class A common,
Miles Laboratories Inc
42-
61
4%
1
common
conv
' 30
5
;
,21
.
.
38
--
—5
i
l97/8
36%
v
23
*
Co—10c
Power
Bank of Commerce
59 Va
55
,^26V4
3
Pipeline Co
Miehle-Goss-Dexter Inc—
16%
Dev
&
Water Co—
Mfg
Producing Co
(San
66%
lc
Mid-American
15(4
•
19%
.
-
Oil
New
Bank of
34 Va
2V2
Publishing Co
Microdot
12%
15
21
.
Inc.,I
Co
.
Inc
Donnelley
Co,—1
Corp
Diversa Inc
.•
Bridge
21V4
Victor
Par
20 %.
1
Motor
18
39
Baltimore National Bank
35 Va
-Metropolitan Broadcasting
Michigan Gas Utilities Co
13%
11 %
14 Va
10c
Meredith
7%
v
Si
Fast
46%
36
Mining
Bank and Trust Companies
6 Va
-
19 V*
1
Machine
Merchants
21%
37%
'
Delhi-Taylor Oil Corp,—
1
Detroit & Canada Tunnel Corp_5 v
"
,
34 i/a
•' 7 12% '
Specialties..—,5
€0—
1
-McNeil
.16% ^
/
44 Va
&
47%
32 V2
16
Corp
McLean Industries
McLouth Steel Corp
41
16 V4
10%
♦
Maxson
12%
46%
5
50c
Const
10%
1V4
Mattel
17V4.
32%
43
43 %
Btubnitz Greene
16%
19 Va *
•
48
30%
2
*
Co
24%
15
Inc_50c
_i.
45
Upper Peninsular Power Co—9
Utah
4%
15%
2
Co
Union Gas Co
Struthers
14 %
(W L)
40%
38 %
13%
Corp
9%
'
14%
7%
Power
& Cable
Strong Cobb Arner Inc
25%
5%
Electric Co
3%
4%
37
United States Truck Lines Inc_l
United Utilities Inc
10
Valley Mould & Iron Corp
Vance Sanders & Company
Vanity Fair Mills Inc
Nevada
Stouffer
20%
31V2
63V*
50%
^34
13%
5
Colorado
Stepan
25%
6%
10V2
.15%
12
Statler Hotels Delaware Corp—1
12%
Herrlngton Co Inc—1
Maryland Shipbldg Si Dry
50c
—5
—___
Dashew Business Machines
-
*
7
44
Marmon
Inc
*
Common non-voting
Stanley Works
15%
5%
1714
1
Engihe Co Inc
Machine
Darling
"
17V4.
.
1
&
31 Va
Stanley Home Products Inc—
15%
43 Va
97/a
Co
Gas
Marlin-Rockwell
.
8%
13 Ve
Screw
11%
gi/2
_1
Crouse-Hinds Co—
,
10%
United States Servateria Corp,l
United States Sugar Corp
1
4
32V4
4714
1
;
Madison
v
9
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Continental Transp. Lines luc„1"
•Control Data Corp,.
50c
Cook
Macmlllan
7
29
25%
2.50
—
25%
9%
11%
Standard
54
1
Co
23%
1
33%
cl B_5
com
29
Register
25
Co
Corp
1
Chem Mil Corp.l
Leasing Corp
1
Union Texas Nat Gas
61 Va
Pressed
l
Co Inc
14'%
33%
58
Standard
1
Steel
13%
31%
2
Standard
_lc
Corp
(Hugh W') &
Lucky Stores Inc
Ludlow Corp
8%
8%
Star
—1
10%
Co
Long
1
Co
Blower
Lone
171/4
Co.—5
Gas Corp com_3
preferred
—25
Oil
$1.25
141/4
1
—2%
Colorado
4*4
6%
6Va
1
,5
4Va
19 Vs
29%
36%
9%
22%
9%
Co_3
Landers Frary & Clark
Lanolin Plus
17 Va
3s/,
5%
(A E) Mfg Co—
Stand Fruit & Steamship
9%
1
Chemical
1
Staley
8%
10
Inc
United States
Spur Oil Co
10
Portl'd
7V«
Co
Pwr
37 %
36 Va
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Koehring Co •;
5
Laboratory for Electronics,—_1
Laguna Niguel Corp units
19 V2
,
16
Co
6 Va
Sprague Electric Co
3
Kentucky Utilities Co
5%
1
—
1
States
Zl
42
Corp
Coastal
1
i4y8
Common class B__
Clute
Corp
39%
4
31/2
Co.5
Instrument
Engines
•
Co_,,10
Chattanooga Gas Co_
Clinton
l
Supply
Jessop Steel Co
Kaiser Steel Corp common
$1.46 preferred
Serv
com
Jervls
25%
Inc
Water
29%
Telephone Co
Central
Citizens Util Co
45
1
Helntz
27%
Gas
Central
Chicago Musical
Jamaica
10%
20c
Spector Freight Sys Inc
Bpeer Carbon Co
172
18%
Co—,15
Corp
Jack
23%
ctfs___
Electric
Public
Utilities
Co——5
Gas
Central
1
5
^
193^
9%
Pipeline
3%
Southwestern
8%
•
Co
3%
Trust
Central Electric & Gas Co
14%
161
33
1®
31 ^
49%
14%
42
6%
I4 'i
23%
—1
Service
171^
9%
23
5%
Watson
22%
13%
1
&
10%
42
!
10;
common
Itek
56Va
9%
—1
Products
A
Tucson Gas Elec Lt &
34%
Pacific
Southwest
33%
5
Inc
53
25
com
Class
'*■
4
3%
Canadian Superior Oil of Callf.r
.
13%
Trans western
343/8
—
Southern
Investors Diver Services Inc—
j
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i
Co
53%
Inc
Southern
53
31
1
49
32
24%
49
.
1
Co_2V2
Gas
Southwestern Elec Service Co
22Va
20%
7%
*
Transval
Co
Southern
25
29%
21%
Trans
58%
1
Southern
26%
5%
Oregon Power Co
20
California Water Service Co—25
Calif Water & Telep Co
12%
California
"
23%.
*
Interstate Engineering Corp
*
Interstate Motor Freight Sys__1
'25%
"
41
4%
19%
28
Pipe Line Corp__50c
Flee Corp
50c
16%
53
5
Southern Calif
44%
-
8%
——1
Simplex Wire
Corp
Shore
70%
1
;
i47/8
Seismograph Service Corp
South
18%
41%
67 Va
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24%
17 Va
17%
Corp
Co
Fetzer
<G
34%
39
Corp
1
Prod
23 Va
*
Co
•
Skil
84%,
3%
1
International Textbook Co
Interstate Bakeries Corp.
'24%
23 %
10c
1
Bantam
&
Sierra
13%
80%
25c
Corp
Tubular
*
31%
.
32 Va
Fibre Glass,,•
Tracerlab Inc
A
6%
-
„__i
Stores
United States
Searle
"
23%
24%
51%
48%
,
Tokheim
Towmotor
22%
Sabre-Pinon Corp
San Jacinto Petroleum—
Scott
4%
"
•
1
42
1 "
1
Co
Co
Internat'l
18
16%
34%
Reid
Scholz Homes Inc
8%
10
25%
♦
"units"
Indianapolis Water Co
International Bank of Wash
7»/2
39
3%
Plywood
Schield
,
33%
Corp__50c
International Rectifier Corp
1
'
4%
20(4
j.1
Oil
Trust
Indiana Gas & Water
13
23
5%'
10%
21%
12%
class
I)
7%
331/2
7%
6
29
,
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20%
(H H)
Co
Manufacturing
Sawhill
' 16%
..
29%
Time Inc
15%
Myers Inc
Marie
28
(H
Drug
32
Sanders Associates Inc,
"
7%
1
Indian Head Mills Inc
33%
"18%
/
'
31%
1
Material
Husky
16%
3
Field
Production
>
1
common:
7%
11%
Sharpe Mfg Co—110
Brush
'
Class A
Hugoton
25
Bruning (Charles) Co Inc
OH
10%
167
9%
.
j
2874
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2
/
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp—
"
l7/a
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preferred
Houston
,
♦
Corp
Gas
Gas
.*
„
6%
$1.20
Fearless
Natural
Hugoton
41/4
common
Rose
34%
-
27 .v
9%
157 :
5%
,14%
l
42%
6%
1
Products
Inc
Brown
Inc
Houston
18%
/
l
2%
Corp
Houston
12 %.
31%
America___10c
Corp of
11
.,1
Hoover Co class A
491/4
17%
•
preferred
Houston
/
10%
-.11 %
•
6%
16y4
46
5
Billups Western
Botany
"
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12%'
253/8
i
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1
High Voltage Engineering
Hilton Credit Corp
,.
13%
9%
Co—,,—__25
Co
...
53Va
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Beryllium
.Bettlnger
15%
12 Va '■
Hathaway. Inc
Berkshire
Co
,
23%
5
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9
15
Inc
Hewlett-Packard
22
1
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49
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Manufacturing
(A
Behlen
38.
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—
Heublein
..
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Rockwell
'
20%
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Inc_.
Tools
Co>
Laboratories
Bayles
14(4
74'A
Mfg
Baxter
lO'/a
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Gas
11
*
,
9%
13%
r
,2.50
—.
Aztec
10
1
-
,36%
.
&
Thrifty
3
Inc_3Va
Mills
Express
Robbins
24%
11%
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Roadway
/
32
Thompson
46 %
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Corp
Rice
/
22%
4
6%
1
*
33
30 %
Co
7 Va
1
warrants—
43
48%
30 Va
31%
:
Inc
20%
46
148
27%
1
5
Gas
Brand
Inc
1959
12%
141
Corp_7
Thermo King Corp
Thomas & Betts Co
_1
Richardson Co^
Natural
Stoker
33%
Co
Republic
Inc
Thermo-O-Disc
g
25c
class A
River
Hearst Cons Publications cl A_25
Helene Curtis Ind class A
1
Construction
Inc
,,
53/8
1
Ralston Purina Co
Riley
Hathaway Instruments Inc—„i
Metal
Radiation
,
7
I
Purolator Products—
,
100
29%
Corp ———:
;
Associated Spring Corp—
Avon Products
1
Textron
100
21
Arvlda
37 %
90
19%
Art
35
94
27%
CO—__5
Texas Eastern Transmis
Texas Industries Inc
65%
•,
16%'
Arkansas
Gas
Telecomputing Corp
21%
Punta Alegre Sugar Corp
Purfex Corp Ltd
Arksansas Missouri Power Co—5
Western
5
7%
193/4
21%
152
.
1
5
New
25%
ll'A
,-—5
1
of
1
Co
Tampax Inc
Tappan Co
5
Co
94
Harvey Aluminum Inc
19%
41/2
15%
23%
1
Broadcasting Co
:
Co
Serv
1
47 % v'
,
31%
17%
10c
Ask
14%
»
Hamp_.
Serv
10
Co
Taft
7V4
Bid
l
of New Mexico
Pubco Petroleum
Pub
*
common
Mining
10%
5
Pub
20%
(M A) Co class A com,10
Class
9%
30
2
Co
19%
1
Coscq Inc,—
25%
Potash Co of America
Va,
Par
Susquehanna Corp
Systron-Donner Corp
8 'A
23%
Co
Elprtrio
10%
145
5
55%
44%:
„
Hanna
,
Controls,,1
Inc
Qenl
Ask
6 %
•
Producing Properties Inc
1
—
Rubber
Portland
Bid
3%
Co
18 Va
5
*
Inc
Hamilton
r
3y3
preferred
Public
Growth
33%
34.
common..„.l
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Co
...Participating
Arizona
39%
317/8
Corp,__7.50
5
Corp
Power
Corp
Gas
9%
Co
Corp
Grolier
2
C0__—...
Anheuser-Busch
12
Brick
37'A
-.1-.
Co
Mountain
Grinnell
.
Fire
45 %
Const Co—.,1
Pipe &
Green
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42 %
-—5
:
11
Green-(A
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American
23
Giddings & Lewis Mach Tool—2
Glasspar Co
1
American
Corp
Co_
19%
21%
16%
Lumber
Natural
Plymouth
Calif_l
oi
23%
American Biltrite-Rubber Co_100
Cement
36%
ptd—!*0
5%
Corp
15%
—1
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fCalifV
Ask
,38%
21 y8
22
1
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or
25
26%
53%
57%,
46
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2262)
a
NATIONAL LIST OF OVER-THE-COUNTER SECURITIES
Mutual Funds
Mutual
Fund
2.06
2.27
1.25
Inc
American
Business
American
Investors
7.07
"--7.65
1
4.07
1
al3.88
Shares
Fund
American Mutual Fund Inc
Amer
Research
Dev
&
8.40
1
21 'A
Corp—1
4.34
Investment
Investment
Investors
9.18
22%
Co
Istel
1
33.76
4 64
5 03
B-l
(Investment
Keystone Custodian
25.09
Grade Bonds)_l
21.11
23.04
1
15.44
16.84
1
9.13
9.97
5.52
B-2
(Medium
8.74
B-3
(Low
4.00
B-4
11.06
12.02
K-l
(Income Fund)
K-2
(Growth
9.00
9.84
11.16
12.13
Boston Fund Inc
1
17.14
18.53
Investment—._50c
12 19
13.18
Ltd
Canada
Broad
Street
:
Bullock Fund Ltd
Bonds)
Amer Ins
(lligh-Grade Com Stk).—1
19.48
21.26
American
1
11.05
12.06
/ S-3 (Growth
Stks) .1
12.05
Knickerbocker
Com
Fund
1
5.47
Knickerbocker Gro.wtli Fund—1
6.32
6.92
6.65
7.27
——
Ltd
(1954)
1
13.06
14.12
Inc
_1
15.55
16.82
Lexington Income TrustLife
Insurance Investors Inc
10.01
10.94
Life
Insurance
Fund
Canadian International Growth
Fund Ltd
1
——
Capital Life
Shares
Ins
Lazard
8.54
9.95
14.13
15.44
Electric
10.67
11.54
General
Colonial
Fund
50c
.
Corp—100 13,400 14
Securities
7% preferred
Colonial Energy
130%
100
1
Shares
000
;
136%
Industries
———lc
2.04
2.24
shares
lc
3.21
3.52
Petroleum
lc
1.94
9.96
10.89
Special Investment shares. Jc
3.31
2.32
2.55
shares
8.64
9.39
1
9 47
10.28
1
15.22
16.54
Mass
1
18.75
20.38
Massachusetts Tlife
1
8.00
8.70
Concord
Fund
14.03
Diversified
15.17
16%
1
Inc
Consolidated Investment Trust_l
18%
18-61
20.34
7-01
1
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Mutual
Income
Mutual
10.48
10.12
Inc—1
8.39
9.19
25c
2.87
3.15
1
14.66
15.93
Fund
Stk
Shares
Dreyfus Fund Inc
Baton & Howard—
Stock
Bond
Dividend
Stock
York
Corp—1
7.13
a20.17
7 67
7.79
Eurofund Inc
18%
1
7.95
20 %
-
7.89
1
One
8.37
10.51
13.32
William Street Fund
12.89
Owners
1
12.27
Oppenhcimer Fund
1
11.87
15.04
17.82
16.26
V v1
6.18
3.98
4.35
Florida
Fund
Mutual
1.93
2.11
*
Founders Mutual Fund
6.09
1
Inc
5.57
10.35
11.25
Franklin Custodian Funds Inc—
lc
5.77
6.35
lc
2.63
2.90
1
8.85
9.70
series
Fundamental Investors
1
Futures
General
Capital
Oeneral
Investors
1-17
1.31
1
16.91
18.38
1
Inc
Penn
Square Mutual Fund
Peoples Securities Corp
6.79
Fund
Price
Fund
Puritan
Trust
lc
8.03
8.80
Shares—lc
8.44
9.25
lc
Equip
5.69
6.24
(Geo)
Growth
Quarterly
Shares
Fund
of
14.08
13.84
7.41
1.25
-
6.68
Shareholders Trust of Boston—1
Smith
1
Republic Insurance
Republic
,
Southwestern Investors Inc—1
St
21%
23
Seaboard
General Bond shares
lc
6.66
7.30
Stein
lc
6.28
6.89
Balanced
lc
7.90
8.23
Stock
lc
13.89
Machinery
Institutional
shs
shares
Bond
Merchandising shares
&
Mining shares
lc
Petroleum
lc
9.45
10.35
shares
lc
2.02
2.23
Townsend
Equipment shares
lc
4.84
5.32
Growth
Bond
5.83
Sterling
13.21
Springfield
18%
$6.50
42%
45%
Standard
56
Standard
Sec Life
lo
Travelers
7.40
8.07
9.48
10.36
lc
6.13
6.70
Century Growth Inv_
7.23
7.90
shares
8.39
9.20
Inc
8.71
United
61 VB
U
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Fidelity & Guaranty Co
4%
5%
U
S
Fire
3
US LiTe
2%
United
lc
Industry Shares Inc
Mutual
Fund
Inc
8.87
9.72
United
lc
Utilities
11.57
12.67
United
1
18.84
19.41
United
43
32
35%
s
Fund
1
6.92
10.83
al9.50
4.89
10c
4.78
Value
Line
Income
Fund
1
a25.39
Value
Line
Special
United
Haydock Fund Inc
Imperial Capital Fund
Inc
lc
7-99
8.73
2.40
-
Income Foundation Fund Inc 10c
Income Fund of Boston Inc
1
2.63
7.38
8.07
1
8.85
9.67
1
8.12
8.78
lc
10.19
Fund_lc
Incorporated Income Fund
Incorporated Investors
Growth
Institutional Income Fund
Funds
Canada
Value Line Fund
Fund
Wall
1
Ltd
1
15.23
5.85
100.13
100.5
3.30
3.61
8.32
9.09
1
9.13
98.20
13.21
4s
102.16
Sept.
1961
1
13.42
10.
1962
Whitehall Fund
1
12.36
12,
March
1966
11.13
Winfieid
Fund__10c
12.57
99%
99
1969
Chance Vought 5 %s
Columbia Gas 5'/as_,
1977
108%
1985
Ask
Investors
Fund
Inc
Growth
Wisconsin
Ind
Fund
Inc
6.26
1
33'A
11,
point
a
Ask
April
3,
■;
100
1961——
100.2
1,
100.1
100.3
100
I,and
100.2
100.3
1961 wi
Bank
Dec.
20,
100.5
Bonds—
1960
1961
3,
100.9
'
100.11
100.3
100.5
100.27
100.31
100.22
4s
Sept.
100.20
100.28
100.31
4s
May
100.20
101
101.L0
4%s
Aug. 20,
102
102.16
103.12
2%s
May
4%s
April
99.16
4s
J,
Oct
101.8
3'As
20,
1961
1962—
I,
1962
J963
20,
20
98.4
1964
1965JJ
101.20
99.20
2; 1966—
May
98.16
101
,99.28
1969
96
97
101.16
4'As
March
20,
i960—
100
101
99.16
4%s
March
20,
1969—
100.16
101.16
96.16
1968
10.
32nds of
99.8
April 10, 1970Sept. 10, 1970—
97:16
4%s
July
102.8 ./
103.8
106.8
107.8
1(: 94.8
.106.8
107.8
100.8
101.8
101.24
102.24
98.12
.
98.24
Aug.
10,
1971
98.8
Feb.
10,
1972
105.24
:
15."J969
.
5%s Feb. 20, 1970:
3%s April 1, 1970——
5 %s July 20,. 1970—
93.20
i
4%s Oct. 1, 1970-19673%s May 1, 1971
;
106.24
Bid
Ask
•
Fut).
Feb.
one
95.8.
93.24
15, 1972-1967i_.
15, 1972
;
/
'
'
101.24
,100.24
94.24
99
,
96.24
more
or
32nds of
100
97.24
point
a
Maturity—
Treasury
15,
1961
100.15
100.17
3%s
1961.
100.22
100.24
100.5
100.7
Bid
Notes
99.18
99.22
100.11
100.13
100.22
100.24
Aug.
1,
1961
Oct.
1,
Feb.
15,
Feb.
15,
Feb
99
1961
100.16
1962
1962
15,
Aug.
l%s
15,
Oct.
1962
1,
4%s
Nov.
15,
5s
100.4
l%s
98.4
4%s
Nov.
101.4
l%s
101 12
97
—.
1963
98.18
96
101.20
97.8
.
96.8,
101.18
.
95
95.8
103.26
,
103.30
94
94.8
103.10
1964
15, 1964
100.14
104.8
1,
103.14
100.10
—
15, 1964
Oct.
101.6
,98.22
'
101.14
April
101
Aug.
"
101.2
l%s April i; 19644%s May 15, 1964^3%s May 15,. 1964
101.2
97.28
—
1962
1962
Feb. 15, 1963
l%s April 1, J963—
4s
May 15,: 1963
l%s Oct. 1, 1963
100.2
1962—
15,
100.20
15,
100.30
1962—
April 1, 1962
May
99.4
Nov.
Ask
(Continued)-
2%s
1961
4s
104.12
/ 93.4, *
103.26
1, 1965
4%s May 15, 1965:
1 %s
Oct.
1, 1965—
93.12
103.30
.91.16
91.24
103.6
103.10
'90.16
90.24
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank Debentures
Rate
Dated
Due
Bid,
Ask
Rate
Dated
4.40s
4-
4-60
1-
3-61
100.4
100.6
3.10s
9-
4.55s
6.76
4%s
1980
5-
2-60
2-
1-61
100.8
100.10
3.35s
4%s
6-
1-60
3-
1-61
100.14
100.16
5-60
4-
3-61
100.8
100.10
1-60
5-
1-61
100.2
Bid
;
6-
1-61
100
7-
3-61
1-60
8-
1-61
100.1
12-
1-60
9-
5-61
Ask
100.4
11-
3.15s
8-
Due
1-60,.
10^,3-60
3.20s
7-
.
100.2
100.6
100.4
wi
99.31
100.3
100.1
82
92
94
Jersey Bell Telep 4%s_2000
100
100 %
82
92
New
New
Northern
98%
Pacific
Pacific
Phoenix
5%s
Gas
100%
December
97%
December
97%
100%
Elec
100 %
96%
47/8s_1980
4%s
—1980
5s
Petroleum
1992
97%
5s_.
101%
100
1977
Steel
98'%
1969
5%S_
89
1973
ww
74
91
100%
76
99%
86 %
126
99%
88%
130
161
98%
•
92
Diego Gas & Elec 4%s_1990
8heraton Co
Am
5s
1971
1971
94 %
United
Lines
1990
99
99 %
4%s_1990
101
101%
101
Laweqstein (M) & Sons—
Air
U S Industries
5%s
Westcoast
4 %s
5%s*
Sheet
&
December
1971
I960
99.794
April
99.775
99.740
99.682
99.697
84
-
/
15,
99.636
1961
1961_—_
—
99.653
99.586'
99.600
May
99.542
—
99.558
May 25,
99.498
June
99.444
June
—99.480
1961:
99.432
1961
May
11,
18,
1
1961—i
1960_iX.ia_——.
1961—'.
Iflfit_
-99.153
99.373
99.399
July
99.355
October
99.187
V 99.097
99.133
99.054
—
99.072
^
,■
99.003
16,
98.892
98.779
98.806
98.713
98.737
98.660
98.685
.98.452
98.469
r
—
1961——
98.942
98.849
is.
1961
1961—
98.991
98.900
1961—'
1961—
99.040
•98.951.
22, 19611—-———
15. 1961—__li-—
99.327
1961
99.233
April 20 lOei'i^Li—_u-April-27, 1961___—
May 4, 1961^————
99.763
1961.,.,—
16,
13,
99.728
9,
9,
6,
April
196J.
1961
March
April
99.280
.99.201
March
99.930
99.278
99.250
99.950
30,
Ask
99.263
99.845
1961_
16,
23,
March
99.917 '
99.784
2,
February
February
February
February
99.975
1961—
15,
Yield Price
Bid
22,. 1961^.^_—
March 23,. 1961——
99.941
——
1961
19,
,1
v.
99.994
99.832
I960,
1961-.
12,
y; ;
•.i'
Ask
99.990
99.965
_
84
88
k—
January
January
January
Bid
-
1960—
22,:
5,
March 2
106%
80
,
January
1'
I960,.
15,
March
80
Tube—
—1990
90
88
1985
1988
117%
195
105%
1970
—
Trans
Youngstown
76
4%S—
4%s
121
115%
1982
Corp 5%s
97%
97
116
ww__1967
ww
Underwood
1981
74%
of
Sperry Rand 6%s
Textron Amer 5s
Household Finance 4%s
100%
San
99%
Idaho
8,
January 26.
115
1990
.—1981
&
Lighting
118
4%s:
Natural
Gas
117
Fruehauf Trailer 4s
1976
General Port Cement 5s
1977
OenT Tire & Rubber 6s ww_1982
Georgia Power 4%s
—1990
alilton Hotel 6s ww
.-1984
Telephone 4%s__1997
Yield Price
■.
December 29,
Pacific
B Paso Natural Gas
1975
5s
109%
175
5%s__1977
Can
York
172
Forro Corp 35/as
Florida Power 4%s
United States Treasury Bills
Ask
78
1976
93
98%
Bid
1975
National
90
1982"
Bonds—
Mueller Brass 3%s
118
Commonwealth Oil Ref 6s—1972
31'A
the
1
Inc
100
k__
Elec
45 Vb
2
more
April
101
April
48
13.74
6.52
Canadian Pacific Ry 4s
Carrier Corp 4'/as
—.
42%
Fire
in
3%s
100.24
wi
13.36
Bid
&
2
Co
April 3, 1961
4%s June 20, 1961—
99 4
10, 1965
Dec.
3'As
14.63
11.15
114
Burlington Industries 4%s__1975
4%«
30%
Security & Conv. Debentures Issues
American Tel & Tel 4%s
1992
Bausch & Lomb Opt 4%s„1979
Louisville Gas
41'A
27%
100.15
100.27
1962
March
14.36
5.95
Bonds—
Power
35%
-38%
3 %s June
3.30s
Credit
33%
5
for Cooperatives—
Feb. 1, 1961————
3.80s
Commercial
2.50
Y
N
or
5.40s
102
13,
one
3'As
.<•
99
101.12
Feb.
1 %s
.
Recent
89'A
9.98
1
10.18
lc
Atner__
Insurance
Federal
100
4s
5.51
—_10c
—,
7%
85%
100.2
100.3
-
100.15
100
—
100.18
10,
3%s
6.39
5.04
Investing CorpJ
Washington Mutual
.
30%
Bid
100.11
April
1 %s
16.55
1
Street
53
6'A
,_3
Westchester
3s
48
14.47
Inc—1
Inc
IncV-
13.24
Wellington Equity Fund
Wellington Fund
Institutional Shares Ltd—
Inst Foundation Fund
12.64
Situations
United Science Fund—
5.34
49%
Banks
l%s April 1, 1961
3%s May 15, 1961
11.77
10c
H-C7
Series H-DA
107
27
Ask
Treasury Notes—
7.56
Sliares_l
1
Bamilton Funds Inc—
Institutional
Fund
Continental
Fund
of
Co
Co
Insurance
City of
40
4%s May 15,
3'/8s Aug. 1,
13.74
Accumulated
Income
Tns
•35%
5
58 »/a
Co
Ins
54%
33%
8
96
100.18
4%s
Inc—
Funds
51'A
Y)__2
90
Certificates of Indebtedness—
International
Fund
Twentieth
7.95
Insurance
60%
102
10
Ins, (N
5
Figures after decimal point represent
1
lc
5
—10
Guaranty Co .(N Y)
4%
39%
•57%
.
Title
Maturity12.06
1
lc
.
shares
10
Accident,
52%
60'A
*4%
36
U. S. Certificates of Indebtedness and Notes
•
Railroad Stock shares
1
5
.
60%
36%
57
.
Marine—2
&
10
3%s Sept.
a28.67
Television-Electronics Fund
&
Fire
preferred
10
100.14
a36.30
Texas
S
•56
1.33%
14.46
11.15
U
Amer_:
of
66%
103.11
38.08
Inc_l
Fund
LifeIns
48
100.4
J
Fund
10
Marine——6.25
17
4%s
X36.08
1
Investment
&
45%
91%
14.45
•
-
Inc
Fund
12.69
5.31
shares
Corp
Farnliam
Fund
(Texas)
Insurance—2
Life
Fire
61
4%s
12.24
1
Investors
Itoe
Paul
....
v
6%s
9.53
13.37
(Edson B) Fund
State Street Investment
Natl
37'
14.42
12.79
Sovereign
Series
73
129
34%
86
4%s
11.20
12.82
8.45
Guardian
24%
1C0.9
,4%s
8.81
6.09
9.70
Tobacco
22 'A
100.2
3%s
a8.72
1
11.71
7.71
Growth
2
Y)_
(D Cj-1.50
4%S
Inc
Shares
8.85
Steel
Reinsurance. Corp ,(N
1961
4%s
al7.74
American
46%
54%
69%
4%
43%
Surety Co„_
Security Ins (New Haven)—
Security Life & Trust Co
Co—
18%
5
1961—
4%s June
Clark—
Fund
17'A
5C%
122
Fla)-2%
82'A
78%
Seaboard
11, 1963
4%s Nov. 12, 1963
15.04
6.78
Scudder Stevens & Clark Fund_l
Selected
51%
51%
L0
*
3%
15,
47/8s
al2.06
Stock
47%
21%
1
19,
3Y4S
15.30
25c
Common
5
20
-10
——y
-
58%
'
54
48%
*
Pyramid Life Ins Co (N C)
Quaker City Life Ins (Pa)
3%s
7.98
1
Inc
Canada
lc
RR
7.38
1
.
Fund
Dist
8%
4%s May 10, 1961
4%s June 12,1961—,
6y8s Sept. 11, 1961
9.00
1
Fund
7%
Home Loan Banks—
4%s
13.50
11.68
lc
shares
shares
Railroad
8.28
13.36
1
Inc
Fully Administered shares—lc
Industrial
11.01
—lc
Chemical
Food
10.90
(The) Stock Fund_lc
Capital Growth Fund
Common
50c
2.50
Scudder Stevens &
Building shares
11.13
Growth Stock
Putnam
Scudder
Aviation-Electronics—
Electrical
10.26
7.38
Group Securities—
Automobile shares
•
1
Fund
5
Providence-Washington
Federal Natl Mortgage Assn—
47/8s March 10,
1961
20.07
Fund Inc
Putnam
Corp
al2.83
18.31
Inc
Inc
(T Rowe)
5
2.50
15, 1961
3%s April 17, 1961
3.30s May 15, 1961
3%s April 15. 1963
6.72
1
Pine Street Fund Inc
Pioneer
Common stock series
Preferred
stock
Inc
Philadelphia
31%
Y—10
Phoenix
Co
Life
-29%
Pacific Insurance Qo of N
Insurance Co,
64%
12%
40 %
10
Peerless
59%
5
43
11%
37%
—
61
»
40
12%
Co
56%
4.45s March
19.26
10c
Y
1
4
34%
Philadelphia Life Ins Co,
3%
4%s Feb.
12.97
Over-The-Counter
Florida Growth Fund Inc
of N
4
10
58
55%
31 %
—2.50
3.33 %
Insurance,
Indemnify
54%
51%
5
39%
Bid
Federal
13.26
13.13
Industrial Fund Inc_l
75%
2%
37
Figures after decimal point represent
14.09
16.05
Financial
71%
Pacific
2
10
,
Co
—-U,,
82%
3'As Jan.
1
Inc
14.77
Fund
River
Casualty
Ins
791/4
F)
28%
Obligations of Government Agencies
14.32
12.09
Securities
North
Fire
,__i
Insurance
&
25c
Fund
Growth
York
5
Boiler
11.36
Fidelity Capital Fund1
Fidelity Fund Inc
5
Fiduciary Mutual Inv Co Inc—1
Federated
Amsterdam
Northern, Tns Co
10
40%
26%
Hampshire Firef—;
Northeastern
5
9.15
1
1
Shares
New
New
167%
Co
16%
38'A
—5
16%
20%
110%
15%
5
3 4'/a
19%
106%
1
com
Fire—
Corp class A
4
Steam
Fund
of Canada Ltd
Electronics
Nationwide
114
Union
413
(Jacksonville
8.16
Series
Chemistry
23%
AA
58%
106
10
Accident Ins
Inc
14%
54%
10
6.09
7.47
Line
32
Insurance Corp of Amer
50c
Jefferson Standard Life Tns„10
Jersey Insurance Co of N Y
10
3.78
7.22
5.57
Fund—
Capital
Nucleonics
3.46
1
1
England
New
5.85
—1
Series—
—
Stock
New
5.35
&c
Old
Employees Ins
Home
11.21
Life
Mail
160'/a
Insurance
Home
15.20
Natl
National
398
(Fla)
Series
12.45
14.06
8%
58'/a
36%
38
13'A
10
——
45%
!
4
(Bait)
Fire
5
Insp & Insurance
21.30
10.26
1
Stock
11.70
19.68
National
10
Co
Insurance
Hartford
Monument
2%
33%
3 5'A
12.50
Manufacturers
Co
American
Life
Life
2
2%
New
Hartford Fire Insurance Co
3.18
1
Series
Preferred
*
1
Income Series
xl0.95
10
20c
Gulf
Sr,
15%
5
——
Hanover
Fire Assurance
Merchants
Life
Employ Life Ins
Great
10.01
1
Series
Growth
Investment
14.,71
—
Series—
Series
xll.64
Bnergy Fund Inc
Equity Fund Inc
Inc.l
Corp
Securities
50c
Fund
Electronics
Investors
Balanced
50c
Fund
Balanced
2.93
interest
Wide Securities Co
National
Diversified Investment Fund—1
Diver Growth
Dividend
al3.75
1
.
9.12
1
(D C)
Gov
Shares
Trust
beneficial
National
11.72
9.20
9.56
Delaware Income Fund Inc
13.60
Inc—1
Fund
Life—-—!
Globe & Republic Ins Co
22.70
Mass
Merchants
27'A
21%
4%
38%
42%
7%
5
Government
37/8
36%
39%
-
44
Ins
(S
1
231%
—1
54
2
Glens Falls
15.50
21.00
Foundation Fd_l
(N J)
Inc—
Fund
222%
Bonding & Ins_5
Indemnity & Life Ins—5
42'A
10
2
Life
12
56
Loyal Amer Life Ins Co Inc
Maryland
8
17'A
11%
'52%
10
10%
Casualty
16
1
Va
Life
National
1%
'
—5
„
,
—
Insurance
3
of
33
7'A
22'A
61%
•
10
Inc
Co
25%
1
D
General
Tenn
of
Ask
20'A
58
Casualty Ins Co
40
2%
Co_,
LiTe
Forster
&
l
5
.1)
Corp
Ins
&
Title Ins Corp (Va)
5
Natl Life Ins (Birm)__2
Massachusetts
General Reinsurance
Corp
13.89
;
14.34
■
n
Casualty
Fund—•
Investment
16.26
10.66
1
Fund
16.10
55.78
1
Mutual Fund Inc
33Y3C
Mutual
56.34
1
1
Vegh Investing oo Inc
De Vegh
12.85
,
beneficial interest—1
of
Nation
Delaware
Stock
Growth
9%
30%
-
Standard
Franklin
Trust
lnt-33%0
beneficial
Inc
Units
of
Fund
of
Investors
Natl Lite
Fireman's
7.67
Investment Inc
Income
shares
Mutual Shares Corp
Corporate Leaders Trust Fund—
Series B
:
Crown Western
Massachusetts. Investors
Fund
Composite Bond & Stock
lc
1
Co_1.50
Fidelity Bankers Life InsFidelity & Deposit of Md
3.63
shares
Lincoln
Assurance
Federal
2.13
1
Composite Fund Inc
3.66
shares
Investment
Fund Inc
3.34 V
■
16%
Shippers
(Ky)
Crum
Paper
Transport
,—
-
15
5
Eagle Fire Ins Co (N J)
1.25
Employees Group Assoc—
•
Employers Reinsurance
Corp—5
2.95
Metal
Commonwealth Stock Fund
Fund Inc
2.69
shares—lc
Insurance
Continental
13.43
Income
Commonwealth
Co
»
shares
Companies
Life
C)___1
(Galveston)
__1
Ins
Connecticut
al4.32
lc
Funds—
•
Life
11%
Continental
a25.55
12.29
1
Inc
Commonwealth
6.27
Can—1
of
45 Vb
10
Assurance
Boston Insurance
18.45
5.75
31%
42
(Wash
Commonwealth
11.67
16.87
Managed
9 20
1
Christiana
10.68
Mutual Fund
—1
Boston
Chemical Fund Inc
-.1
29%
5
Re-insurance
&
Beneficial
15%
—1
Loomis
Sayles
14%
Inc—1
Fund
.
9.37
Century Shares Trust
of
Stk
Fund
lc
Fund
1
.
Loomis-Suyles
&
Growth Stock Fund
Chase
Inc
Fund
Nat
Bankers
Canada General Fund—
Canadian
10
Casualty_5
(Newark
Investors
American
Bankers
6.00
1
California Fund Inc
Co
Assur
Fla)
Home
Co
Mercury
Amer
14.87
Priced
(Low
11.95
13.10
Amer
13.15
13.74
S-4
—1
:
American
13.54
12.40
Stock)—1
Com
Keystone Fund of Canada Ltd_l
Life
preferred
(Jacksonville
9.32
Slocks)
87%
General Insur
15.79
Com
84'A
Heritage Life Ins—
8.54
(Income
5
Fidelity Life Ins Co
Amer
14.47
,
Liberty
American
1
Fund)
Lawyers
87%
&
Bid
Par
96
84'A
American
—1
S-l
S-2
1
Blue Ridge Mutual Fund Inc—1
Bonds)
Priced
(Discount
conv
Ask
90
Insurance
Equitable
Fidelity
Bid
10
.-10
Insurance
Agricultural
$1.25
24.04
5.08
Surety
Co
American
1
8.04
Life
&
American
—
Funds—
Bonds)
X3.66
Axe-Templeton Growth Fund
Insurance
Aetna
34.44
•
Casualty
Aetna
12.60
al3.17
(Quotations for Friday, December 2)
Par
Aetna
11.93
11.53
Fund-.!
Mutual
Ask
10.90
1
1
(The)
1.57
Inc—1
Fund "A"
10.73
Fund
Axe-Houghton Fund "B" Inc—5
Axe-Houghton Stock Fund Inc_l
Axe-Science & Elect'nics Corp lc
Axe-Houghton
9 80
Inc
Fund
1.43
Fnd-1
Atomics Physics & Science
5.36
Boston.—1
of
Trust
Research
Johnston
Bid
4.90
America
oi
Monday, December 5, 1960
.
.
Insurance Companies
Par
lc
Funds—
Intl Resources Fund Inc
*
Trust-
Fund
Associated
Mutual
Ask
25c
Fund
Affiliated
Bid
Par
Funds—
Aberdeen
.
;
98.255
98.280
97.498
-
97.533
-
•:
91%
•No
New
par
value,
York
FOOTNOTES FOR OVER-THE-COUNTER
ISSUES
a Net
asset
Stock Exchange.
value,
b Bid yield
tNew stock,
x
price;
d
Ex-rights—k Admitted
Ex-dividend/
wi When
issued.
y
to listing on ths
Ex*atock dividend,
Volume
192
Number
6009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
(2263)
THE
lBank
COURSE
OF
.of the
increase
an
based
us
CLEARINGS
Week Ended Nov. 26
compared with
a
telegraphic advices from the chief cities
upon
Pennsylvania—Altoona
Chester
,;cities of the United States for which it is possible to obtain weekly clearings will be
at
$28,787,245,539 against $27,756,503,863 for the
there is
Lancaster
Philadelphia
Reading
Our preliminary totals stand
week in
same
gain for the week ending Friday of 5.0%.
a
Our comparative
New
1960
$15,416,878,466
$14,688,406,158
1,358,986,114
1,388,094,447
>1,150,000,000
York
1959
1,191,000,000
Chicago
Philadelphia
Boston
869,181,223
Kansas
St.
City
San
(11
2.1
815,697,000
791,888,482
5.1
+
673,371,537
Baltimore
411,986,002
404,070,716
+
$22,096,897,231
$21,371,808,735
+
3.4
—
4.2
—
cities,
five
days
All
all
„
5,575,290,257
5,320,579,275
cities, five days-
cities,
day
one
Total all
1,115,058,051
$28,787,245,539
cities for week.
$27,756,503,863
(7
8.4
5,604,746
6,080,757
17,756,161
4.0
13,176,526
14,575,276
12,901,540
1,029,944,555
+
0.2
1,042,116,030
11,156,793
figures
Saturday
are
inasmuch
available
not
at
Accordingly, in the above the last day of the week in all
time
3.7
+
appear
in
the
we
elaborate
detailed
able to give final and
are
Nov. 26.
going
to
increase of 5.9%,
an
the whole country having amounted to
at
this
center
Federal
showing
.
(6
Reserve
District of
Cleveland
are
the
•is
Reserve
District
District of
following
we
furnish
Dec. %
$
Haute
Iowa—Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Sioux
1,051,039,292
1,029,944,555
1,302,629,428
1,246.410,2391
"
10
Philadelphia
4th Cleveland
7
"
5th Richmond
6
"
—10
"
6th Atlanta
780,551,744
6.5
10,015,217,413
+
0.2
1,042,116,030
10th Kansas
'12th San
1,278,703,094
693,918,492
+
7.0
1,128,034,406
1,041,968,878
(17
1,372,466,532
1.2
+
V
•
.
:*
;
St.
4,666,253
4,927 .751
221,615,793
201,891 ,008
213,151,317
200,157,595
6.5
199,722,777
170,876 439
14,146,427
4.5
13,239,423
12,798 390
728,145
253,030,755
725,839
245,291,788
0.3
3.2
605,721
173,623,696
172,142 114
1,239,702,141
+
7.0
1,128,034,406
1,041,968,878
+
4.7
2,011,469
2,395,843
+
5.1
14,585,208
16,672,445
+ 28.7
9,327,914
New
617,681,487
7.7
524,833,844
+
6.3
502,861,821
\
Springfield
+
0.4
1,195,060,237
22,198,120,638
+
5.9
19,887,678,313
+
5.0
10,238,360,165
9,591,288,339
detailed statement
•; L
...
..Worcester
New
•
v.
.
Rhode
New
;
:
(7
+
4.3
5,543,089
13,803,833
7.3
12,487,274
10.4
10,357,328
9,633,541
6,699,486
6,297,006
+
6.4
6,216,530
4,792,962
1,424,903,836
+
1.2
1,372,466,532
+11.2
649,212,917
1,301,199,851
3,037,921
.,/•
1,308,443
+13.7
+
3,460,734
+
14,021,869
39,249,957
'
••
.
+26.5
,
<
.
2,674,696
35,206,824
850,579,996
+ 11.0
20,110,627
0.1
30,462,500
199,402,812
131,504,837
3,528,143
6.7
2,762,308
3,425,214
738,811,592
4.7
682,166,871
647,432,863
+
2.5
8,159,674
9,207,011
391,164,517
+
16.0
388,500,223
332,835,477
146,172,211
+
14.2
145,677,540
129,667,309
10,184,128
+
3,371,315
7,276,627
7,451,836
—
2.4
9,464,529
9,020,592
+ 38.4
3,347,835
4,136,356
6.5
7,180,725
6,227,210
—
33.1
16,569,660
13,940,136
+15.3
578,900,186
505,034,091
6.8
1,096,224
+
14,547,440
580,168,074
2,682,644
33,055,789
131,878,608
2,466,735
780,551,744
—31.5
29,546,791
—
1.4
130,639,773
4.0
2,261,943
Total
2,856,915
2,620,000
9,649,318,148
10,315,036,247
41,404,105
23,180,730
23,942,891
+-14.0
36,988,944
3.2
22,453,092
—
(a)
—;
(a)
•
'
34,457,848
21,419,850
+ 13.8
161,730,761
128,621,687
7,325,677
10,898,978
-10,506,269
11,428,392
—
5,133,098
5,995,782
—
677,604,152
48.8
+
24,936,844
414,849,069
5,042,247
5,607,345
3.3
27,478,420
21,510,066
6.7
394,426,589
340,184,954
8.1
13,161,519
—14.4
3,905,730
4,723,339
617,681,487
520,993,969
—
.
+
—
.
11,941,305
(9
cities)
629,066,983..
+
.7.7
....
I
10,151,693
455,958,701
+
6.6
37,726,603
35,465,299
+
6.4
+
1.0
5,255,000
5,306,000
Falls
9,725,795
4,998,758
6,494,636
12,143,967
11,508,515
557,916,652
524,833,844
„
7,574,492
434,774,234
+ 17.1
11,889,810
485,851,514
-
Worth
384,232,829
34,770,609
30,233,734
5,987,000
5,239,000
—23.0
6,928,365
6,114,545
+
5.5
11,423,818
10.147,545
(6
cities)
+
6.3
502,861,821
444,350,145
180,996,884
182,577,122
172,586,380
+
5.5
—
190,909,803
5,081,667
+
0.7
4,822,609
4,808,133
217,865,042
+
7.7
176,264,962
168,687,867
—
234,598,859
98,094,763
+
5.7
90,139,200
93,014,650
Utah—Salt
103,657,099
23,643,044
City
Lake
California—Long Beach
—
28,163,384
14,000,592
►.
Jose
——
687,755,321
9,784,329
(10
cities)
13,483,629
1,296,096,S22
—
Stockton
32,841,277
8,857,173
15,681,253
Santa Barbara
Total
17,168,291
668,705,379
*30,000,000
San
"
Francisco
1,290,307,431
23,504,189,302
11,160,398,092
—18.5
15,465,994
22,500,391
15,023,582
2.8
645,453,952
604,313,492
8.7
32,441,039
23,967,763
6,853,849
—16.0
—
—
25,234,600
10.5
8,516,170
+ 16.3
14,144,589
10,791,419
+
0.4
1,195,060,237
1,122,547.526
22,198,120,638
+
5.9
19,887,678,313
19,906,324,586
10,630,630,654
+
5.0
10,238,360,165
9,591,288,339
+
22,852,237
66,500,547
62,755,329
+
6.0
62,333,609
61,510,831
'87,350,086
80,405,4^5
+
8.6
78,818,198
70,935,238
12,726,284,183
11,946,539,816
+ ,6.5
10,015,217,413
10,670,920,157
'
153,764,831
442,630,245
City
Oregon—Portland
2,086,776
6.7
-
600,520
7,700,358
+
Twelfth Federal Reserve District—San Francisco—
120,345,886
—
0.2
(a)
750,800
9,524,099
24,103,935
Total
19,655,244
+
Jersey—Newark
669,493
7.9
—16.0
175,032,814
Wichita
743,771,628
+
-
—
705,048
9,077,095
2,632,692
+
,
3,140,900
Connecticut—Stamford
984,245
916,950
7,621,072
5,116,564
47,220,843
313,100,000
147,960,271
669,052,199
Galveston
32,449,900
+11.0
3.8
11,567,489,984
—
—
327,500,000
203,944,292
7.1
6,805,342
Louisiana—Shreveport
18,993,262
—
3,147,542
—
7.9
2.5
181,641,468
4,667,374
Joseph
Fort
10,785,427
38,231,505
12,343,791,210
cities)
336,500,000
217,141,981
District—Minneapolis—
Texas—Austin
13,492,491
12,681,669
10,736,956
2,997,097
2,366,687
Rochester
(9
—
Eleventh Federal Reserve District—Dallas-
2,951,393
6.5
33,786,100
130,075,398
X
Jamestown
Total
—
12,976,245
1,668,662
3,037,199
+23.6
+
22,595,206
22,651,140
—-
—
42,117,963 '
194,621,217
.Dallas
943,730,925
Jertey—
—
2,619,465
1,349,320
2.7
3,327,257
cities)
New
—
613,588,906
6.4
.' 13,326,157
,
12,808,424
11,176,976
Wichita
6,707,910
33,811,300
—
Northern
5,861,100
12,802,840
:
San
New
7,369,594
760,791
Lincoln
St.
21,743,353
—
Syracuse
4.2
+
12,372,790
Colorado—Colorado Springs—
6,308,138*
•
48,493,356
York
3,434,522
105,058,257
"""""*
cities)
Missouri—Kansas
.
3,465,397
14,934,291
-
■
;
8.5 "• V
3,554,283
<
16,861,113
:
%
+
?1,488,216
•
York—Albany
New
112,294,065
1,799,384
Second Federal Reserve District—New York-
Buffalo
8,378,809
+ 10.6
5,769,098
Hastings
1957
$
1958
3,546,385
+
•
Elmira
7,673,869
9,042,476
3,401,648
5,953,448
Washington—Seattle
New
7,996,057
75,905,000
2.0
4.7
+
,—
9.9
Kansas—Topeka
; •
\
.
3,849,419
3,234,107
•
—
[
138,424,808
4,140,194
125,199,084
9,561,727
+ .> 9,998,658>V
6,615,113
Omaha
Week Ended Nov. 26
1959
Inc. or
:$
' Dec. %
706,745,803
Island—Providence
(12
-1
\
3,440,047
Hampshire—Manchester—
Total
■'
'
.
;
Haven
10,428,434
3,944,726
12,131,904,
69,196,000
Tenth Federal Reserve District—Kansas City—
.
.
+ 785,648,982
Connecticut—Hartford
10,632,173
19,363,967
Total
showing the figures for each city for the
1960
:>..*•
.
;
0.5
14.9
19,906,324,586
10,630,630,654
6,579,308
-
+
+
5,959,494
Helena
1,122,547,526
.
—
13,488,538
70,806,000
•974,035,878
444,350,145
1,290,307,431
11,160,398,092
—
13,552,795
81,309,000
10,433,564
520,993,969
629,066,983 '+
557,916,652
1.296,096,922
;
—;
8,943,703
1,020,139,356
Dakota—Fargo
Bedford!.
14,908,340
11,513,031
0.9
Dakota—Aberdeen
Massachusetts^-Boston
'Lowell,.—
2,652,800
15,661,034
1,059,707,050
Montana—Billings
;
612 778
Chicago—
7,262,415
North
' L\'.
River
,
453,652,239
South
First Federal Reserve District—Boston—
Fall
4,911 ,046
8.3
6.1
166,867,298
505,034,091
Mainer—Bangor
,
7,224,611
5,509,046
240,123,930
2,451,441
Paul
647,432,863
Clearings'*!—'
Portland/
1.9
7,209,789
26,905 411fW
17,407,742
Minneapolis
578,900,186
.
333,900 ,000
773,259,108
682,166,871
•
113,003 941 •:
349,500,000
58,093,135
cities)
(4
4.7
....
27,637,493
130,198,639
8.8
+
3,763,373
+ 15.3
••
0.7
16.0
—
363,100,000
+
v
366,800,000
211,774,518
580,168,074
November 26 for four years:
^;
33,907,787
125,829,940
6.8
._
Ninth Federal Reserve
~
week ended
644,902,732
4.6
Minnesota—Duluth
1,301,199,851
L"Z23.504,189,302
our
693,918,492
.
5.0
Louis
738,811,592
Clty__
add
6.0
1,441,427,480
669,052,199
___1_—107 cities
now
+
+
Nebraska—Fremont
We
696,852,131
6,397,335
+
cities)
773,259,108
—^10
York
New
114,078,903
1,429,332
2
"
677,604,152
320,590,814
122,457,878
50,925,951
Kentucky—Louisville
Tennessee—Memphis
Illinois—Quincy
644,902,732
1,239,702.141
"
Total -I—
Outside
4.5
6.0
"
328,408,763
0.6
16,707,613
I
;
"
—6
—
Francisco
2.9
1,500,267
Peoria
7
City——— 9
"Jllth Dallas
+
+
17,849,986
Springfield
4
Louis
8th St
9th Minneapolis
—25.6
1—22
Rockford
1,321,958,919
+
+
1,424,903,836
10,466,495
340,166,575
116,880,461
48,563,098
941,243,827
696,852,131
1,441,427,480
-19,481,200
180,00 +177
10,670,920,157
1,326,142,303
,
4,347,303
17,326,000
214,120,781
6,976,773
.1
Decatur
743,771,628
739,006,658
V
"
17
7th Chicago
'
4,628,297
2.4
+ 16.9
—
1,049,869,145
Total
3rd
3.0
—
IIIIIII
City
Chicago
$
\
+
11,946,539,816
_
Illinois—Bloomington
and
+ 11.0
12,726,284,183
"
9
York
2nd New
4,808,806
17.599,000
206,930,794
2,776,750
__
~_I
IIIII
IIIII I
IIIII—
—1«.
112
Wisconsin—Milwaukee
1957
1958
850,579,996
1,321,958,919
Eighth Federal Reserve District—St. Louis—
Inc. or
943,730,925
12 cities
1st Boston
Arbor
_
Terre
6.3$pafid in the San Francisco
$
$
1,278,703,094
5,052,391
,
Bend
Missouri—St.
Week Ended Nov. 26
4.5
7,344,535
,
Wayne
South
The Chicago Reserve
1959
I960
+
254,762,504
,
Orleans
Indianapolis
CLEARINGS
OF BANK
SUMMARY
1,246,410,239 ;
9,332,550
1,326,142,303
—
(10 cities)
by Federal Reserve Districts:
a summary
463,514,660
13,503,107
Total
In the
407,911,839
7,783,225
~~
Indiana—Fort
0.4%.
of
4.9
33,660,000
Rapids
Lansing
In the Kansas City Reserve District there
increase of 7.7%, in the Dallas Reserve
an
+
398,900,000
Grand
larger by 4.5%, in the Richmond Reserve
Minneapolis Reserve District of 15.3%.
10,701,317
365,314,639
146,009,549
Michigan—Ann
In the
gain of 1.2%, the St. Louis Reserve District of 4.7%
a
57,889,800
10,544,537
117,612,595
Seventh Federal Reserve District-
clearings
Reserve District of 0.2%.
District, by 6.0% and in the Atlanta Reserve District by 7.0%.
District has to its credit
60,171,700
10,084,688
—22.0
739,006,658
Macon
Total
improvement of 6.5%, in the Boston
and in the Philadelphia
11.0%
District the totals
Reserve
an
5.7
+ 21.4
16,144,670
349,948,648
I
Washington!!
cities)
Louisiana—New
they are located and from this we note that in
which
Districts in
Reserve
+
10,766,064
241,818,872
Mobile
We group the cities according to the
the New York Reserve District the totals show
57,583,400
4,666,318
Alabama—Birmingham
$23,504,189,302 against $22,198,120,638 in the
increase of 6.7%.
an
528,826,376
the aggregate clearings for
Outside of this city there was a gain of 5.0%, the bank
week in 1959.
same
242,126,965
527,230,234
17,177,000
Florida—Jacksonville
complete results of the previous week—the week ended
was
9,567,251
252,367,296
6.3
1,302,629,428
Augusta
,
press.
statement, however, which we present further below,
that week there
For
10,392,800
1.2
383,164,527
Mississippi—Vlcksburg
In
6.2
+
12,589,877
Georgia—Atlanta
has to be estimated.
cases
+
+
520,446,406
Sixth Federal Reserve District-Atlanta—
the week ends
as
of
10,500,179
265,654,881
13,073,012
Virginia—Huntington—
Total
,
the
941,243,827
553,040,909
Nashville
and
-
268,712,710
cities)
District of Columbia-
+• 4.8
Complete and exact details for the week covered by the foregoing will
issue of next week.: <We cannot furnish them today,
3,144,824
1.9
Tennessee—Knoxville
Saturday
3,657.848
5,731,916
3,661,878
6,442,938
~"
1
Carolina—Charleston—
Maryland—Baltimore
"■Estimated
our
3,833,770
6,066,812
60,891,600
Z.
South
3.7
+.
1,064,115,853
—
9.1
5.1
12,375,257
Richmond
4.8
+
$27,672,187,488 $26,692,388,010
+
+
3,733,789
22,398,532
Virginia—Norfolk
.
Total
4,225,889
6,343,140
Fifth Federal Reserve
District—Richmond—
West
—
886,000,000
12,874,582
IHIZZIZ* ' """""
Pennsylvania—Pittsburgh~IHIZ_II
2.0
Other
3,668,230
982,000,000
21,964,719
Youngstown
Total
493,357,149
645,094,965
days
4,165,595
2.5
1,051,039,292
III
Mansfield
0.4
491,133,865
five
1,811,210
9.2
+
3.0
Pittsburgh
cities,
4,547,477
965,000,000
5,902,556
—IIII
-""III
IIIII II
Columbus
4.8
.
Cleveland
Ten
1,513,254
2,158,972
2,081,304
4,610,792
I
Cincinnati
2.5
+
+
1,778,057
1,991,181
4.4
—
6,665,234
cities)
Cleveland
1
474,974,743
418,500,000
0.6
+
Fourth Federal Reserve
District—Cleveland-
3.4
+
848,145,503
+
+ 66.4
4,127,830
Ohio—Canton
438,500,000
Francisco
1
1,300,001
2,302,591
5.0
+
—
—
499,439,596
Louis
'V
%
i
1,373,941
la)
Jersey—Trenton
Total
CLEARINGS-RETURNS BY TELEGRAPH
1981
989,000,000
"""
Delaware—Wilmington
Week Ended Dec. 3
$
1,307,572
~Z
^
III!
Wilkes-Barre
the week follows:
New
;
York
for
summary
1958
Dec. ft
2,286,007
HZ
~~II I
II-IIZ
Scran ton
At this center
1959.
Inc. or
$
*2,300,000
"
™
Bethlehem
country, indicate that for the week ended Saturday, Dec. 3, clearings for all
3.7% above those of the corresponding week last year.
1959
Third Federal Reserve District—
-Philadelphia—
Pre
ago.
year
1960
$
clearings this week will show
liminary figures compiled by
BANK
47
Grand
Outside
total
(108 Cities)—.
New York
•
.
City
Estimated,
(a) Clearings
operations
discontinued.
*
I
\
43
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2264)
Key
West
6%
and
1st
Tariff Act of 1930, the Federal Reserve Bank
daily to the Secretary of the Treasury the buying rate for cable transfers on the different
countries of the world. We give below a record for the week just passed.
9
4'Va%
Ritter
CERTIFIED
RATES
BY
FEDERAL
RESERVE
BANK
TO
TREASURY
1960,
UNDER
ACT
Finance
OF
1930
15
25,
1960
DECEMBER
TO
1,
debs,
Financial
year
Gas
1st
mtg.
)■
Unit
and Monetary
Country
Buying
Rate
for
Transfers
Cable
in
York
New
(Value
in
Money)
States
United
Monday
peso—
Free
.0120647--
pound
schilling
Austria,
Belgium,
Ceylon,
Reduction
France
India,
.210562
.210550
.210575
.210562
.00311228
.00311228
.00311228
.00311228
National
.204050
.204050
.204050
.204050
.204050
.239750
.239731
-
.210037
.209975
.210025
2.809260
2.810460
2.810420
dollar.
.00160987
.00160960
.00160967
.00160950
.00276733
.00276550
.00277766
.328600
.328600
.328600
.328533
.0800560
.0800560
.0800560
.264968
.265068
2.781445
2.782633
.140343
.140187
.140287
.0349750
.0349812
.0166436
.0166436
.0166436
Tandy
cumul.
Corp.
and
A
.193356
.193336
this
in
.232056
.232103
.232162
.232200
2.799302
2.798764
2.799960
2.799920
2.812260
2.809800
2.809260
2.810460
2.810420
Mohawk
Common
Federal Reserve Banks Combined
1960
certificate
Redemption
account
fund
—
1,016,467
for F. R. notes
23,
+
^
•
'
R.
gold certificate
17,610,112
reserves
notqs, of other Banks
Other
Total
loans
advances
and
Loans
100,589
+
10,641
Commercial
2,453
+
6,699
Agricultural
222,625
520,690
—
Loans
Acceptances:
Bought
Held
U.
S.
outright
under
—
2,489
14.582
securities:
Other
3,170,313
_
Certificates
—
196,900
+
9,172,743
Notes
126,908
+
..Total
,
bought
under
+
122,300
outright™.
27,486,425
repurchase agrmt.
1,500
196,900
—
Total
Due
loans
from
Cash
foreign
items
Bank
and
in
securities.
banks
27,636,620
+
32,500
229,400
+
454,516
—
416,058
127*339
+
U.
+
S.
156,470
+
51,961,761
—
16,861
finance,
.
609,415
—1,734,696
notes
28,066,302
+
1,887
73,387
+
U.
S.
Treasurer—genl.
16,769,659
accnt.
deposits
Total
&
items
accrued
10,300
——
517,633
4,639,103
108,426
46,810
1,367
divds.
,
50,675,733
—
625,539
in
406,703
accounts
One
After
Other
Ratio
of
serves
note
&
+
215
+
gold
capital accts.
certificate
deposit and F.
liabilities combined
Contingent
ances
liability
+
6
five
five
1,155
with
—
39
1,262
—
312
—
12,530
—
15
15,356
+
10
29,011
—_
—
1,278
2
—■
,
+
>—t__
9,526
+46
—
62
99
4.40%
48
414%
169
+
+.
199
384
—
10
—
1,246
—
13
+
—
319
+
44
,'70
+
817
— '
2,742
4,076
———
9
+
—2,930
140,762
—1,994
+1,051
*15*909
51,961,761
—■
609,415
46,950
+
U.
S.
—1,545,390
49,537
—
Government
1,385
+
—1,520,155
+
—
—
deposits:
21,756
+
142,695
—1,734,696
5.80%
+
0.3%
4
+
others
Class
Norwich
of
loans
valuation
O'Okiep
$2.10
Ogilvie
Ohio
will
be
and
The
loans
decreased
a
net
of
$135 million. Loans to brokers and dealers for
purchas¬
ing or carrying U. S. Government and other securities
decreased
$106
million.
Loans
to
nonbank
District).
-
Time
deposits
of
individuals,
porations increased $70 million.
partnerships,
and
cor¬
1
12-
2
35c
12-20
11-25
$1.3714
1-1
12-16
$1.45
Africa
.
tax
4.44%
preferred
172
+
—
Town
Olin
Corp.,
banks
—
items
loan
$Nov.
16
and
38
Onondaga
de¬
Okanagan
are
figures
shown
gross.
revised.
Oliver
under
sinking
The date indicates the redemption or
bonds,
redemption,
for
fund
provisions.
last date for mak¬
12-
2
1
11-18
12-15
12-
1
12-30
12-
1
9714c
-
1-3
Co.
(accum.)
.10c
(quar.)—
25c
(quar.)
40c
12-15
1-
3
12-15
1-
$1.11
3714c
preferred
Helicopters,
Steel
3
12-15
12-10
..
11-14
12-30
12-
9
12-30
12-15
12-
11-14
9
12-10
11-19
(quar.)
Products
!
:
Ltd.,
Mfg.
11-19
12-15
11-18
10c
12-
7
11-29
t25c
2-15
1-16
$40c
1- 5
12-5
(quar.)
f$1.75
2-15
Corp.. (quar.)
_t20c
com.
(quar.)__:
______
dividend
preferred D
(initial)
Co.
Power,
.12-15
12-30
11-15
tlOc
12-30
$1.19
1-
1
12-19
$1
_
1-
1
12-19
(s-a)
common
*15c
12-
9
12-
.
—
(quar.)
12-12
•..
(quar.)
(quar.)
Building
1-16
,1-2.
4%
preferred B
Tail
12-10
5c
Ltd,
__—
preferred
4.75%
notes,
5
1-
40c
Orpheum
corporate
called
stock
common
called
of
12-
12-12
$1.10
Opemiska Copper Mines. Ltd.
Orange & Rockland Utilities—
4%
5
40c
40c
Tyrone Corp,
Ontario
12-
.
37c
_!
;(quar.)
Chemical
Pottery
12-12
:
.
12-15
(quar.)
Mathieson
after
315
—
178
11-10
25c
(quar.)—
250
1
12- 9
$2.10
(quar.)
+
Service
1
12-
25c
75
Co.
9
12-
12-30
:—t50c
(reduced)
.V;
2
Oil
12-
$2.10
(quar.)
common
3
12-30
25c
—
Ltd.
12-31
1-
25c
1
+
Water
12-16
quar.)__
non-resident
Mills,
Crankshaft
Ohio
12-16
1
1-15
75c
(quar.)
Flour
Ohio
1
(extra)-
A
Ltd—
—
170
+2,230
1-
1-
J40c
(quar.)_
;
•
45c
Fiberglas (quar.)
Owens-Illinois Glass,, common (quar.)__—_w
4% preferred (quar.)_—
Ox Fibre Brush
(quar.)
12-10
25c
*y
Owens-Corning
1-25
6214c
.
1
11-15
1-
12-5.,
5
11-10
$1
1-
1
40c
12-
9
12-
1
30c
12-15
12-
5
*
12-
9
ing tenders, and the page number gives the location in
Pacific Clay Products (quar.)
Pacific Gamble Robinson (quar.) 4
Stock
dividend
20c
12-
5
11-25
2%
12-
5
11-25
the
Pacific
10c
12-22
12-
1
3%
12-22
12-
1
——
current volume
(except where otherwise indicated)
Hawaiian
Stock
in which the details were
given in the "Chronicle."
Products
dividend
OF
NOTICE
Date
7V2%
Corp.
of
Page
(A.
M.)
1, 2039„Dec
15
1989——Dec
2020
23
America—
capital income
Colorado
5 Vz%
Byers Co., 7%
Fuel
&
series
B
Foundation
6%%
Harpen
4
Vz %
Co.
series
f.
s.
debt
subord.
due Jan.
1,
B
Page
1979—Dec 15
2119
stock——_—„___Dec 31
2120
1,
Ltd.—
Dec.
15,
1979..
bonds
due Jan.
1,
Corp.,
(s-a)
4%
clas3
A
-Dec
15
1970—.—Jan
1
2121
25c
preferred
class
Ltd.
Parker-Hannifln
;_
Pato
of
12-15
11-28
12-15
12-
5
25c
12-
6
11-15
12-
6
11-15
1-10
12-23
25c
1-10
12-23
A
2%
1-20
12-23
1-
3
12-15
t4c
12-15
11-21
45c
12-15
and
B
(quar.
J2214c
(annual)
(quar.)-....'.
com.
Corp.
$1
Canada,
Ltd.;
Consolidated
Gold
1
11-30
12-15
50c
12-16
12-
___!
25c
12-15
12-1
20c
12-20
12-
6
5%
12-31
12-
1
$10c
12-29
12-14
tlOc
12-
11-10
(reduced)^
Corp.
1-
(quar.)—.
(increased)
Parkersburg-Aetna Corp.* (stock dividend)
Patino
12-15
37!4c
(quar.)
com.
(quar.)_,
Drop Forge
1
(s-a)„__—
Pipe Line,
Pictures
1-
:ic
on
Tubes,
Eastern
Paramount
10c
—
dividend
Panhandle
Corp.—
adjustment
Class
Park
preferred
due
Paddington
25c
(increased)—
Corp.
(quar.)
America,
(quar.) "
preferred
(initial)^-
common
Pamour Porcupine Mines, Ltd.
REDEMPTION
debs, due Nov.
new
Package Machinery
Packaging Corp. of
Page-Hersey
Corp.—
cumul.
debs,
Tin Consolidated
Stock
debs,
Date
of Canada
B
Mining
Iron
Indemnity,
6%
Philadelphia Transportation Co.—
Consol. mtge. 3%-6% bonds ser. A due Jan.
Sheraton
Pacific
TENDER
Company and Issue—
(quar.)
_•
Pacific
Company and Issue—
Holdings of Treasury bills decreased $147 million, and
the combined total of
Treasury notes and U. S. Government bonds increased $58 million.
2-
12-17
(quar.)___
in-
stitutions decreased $79 million.
^
list
a
PARTIAL
financial
12-16
2-17
25c
(increased
preferred
commercial
individual
reserves;
found
those
industrial
11-18
3714c
(quar.)__
(quar.).
class
preferred
Redemption Calls and Sinking
including
reporting member
banks of the Federal Reserve
System in leading cities
shows the following
principal changes for the week
ended Nov. 23, 1960: Decreases of
$330 million in loans
adjusted, $319 million in balances with domestic
banks,
$243 million in U. S. Government demand
deposits, and
$1,365 million in demand deposits credited to domestic
banks, and an increase of $705 million in demand de¬
posits adjusted.
Y.
15 shillings equal to about
American share less Union of
Co.
11-18
12-30
of
per
Mfg.
Opelika
preferred
and
Copper,
dividend
A
10-14
r
+1-14
l._——
Pharamcal
1- 1
12-20
$1.40
3.90%
.—„
domestic
to
Francisco
(San
Condition Statement of Member Banks
Commercial
(extra)
12-30
44c
—v;
(quar.)
(Chicago)
Engineering Co.,
B
9
11-18
1-16-61
25c
;____.
4.40%
1,964
of
'Preliminary
155,141
weekly
(quar.)
12-
12-10
;
$2
_____
preferred (quar.)
Quebec Power, Ltd.
Northwest
Otter
of
12-15
2
Extra
tExclusive
Below
statement
3
1-
4214c
(quar.)__
com.
*19
Fund Notices
condition
1-
(quar.)__
N.
833
foreign
+
12-15
40c
of
Co.
Northern Trust Co.
:Stock
226,566
1- 3
$1.0614
+
accept¬
correspondents
10c
58c
+
2.3%
—
12-30
preferred (quar.)_
5.60%
Northern
7%
38.3%
11-30
1-16
(quar.)___
Gas,
11-30
12-20
(quar.)_:
Natural
Extra
—
12-20
2
25c
4.514% preferred (quar.)
Old
From
11-30
Service—
47
93,602
—
12- 2
12-20
34%c
(N. Y.)
—1,365
32,377
Banks
12-16
15c
(quar.)
1,566
——
—
Reserve
35c
(reduced-quar.)
—
deposits:
Federal
12-
—_—
1,346
11,353
Other
11-30
fquar.)
Ohio Edison Co.,
banks
banks
Foreign
Time
demand
demand
Domestic
—-—59,266
deposits
3,805
adjusted
R.
on
Northern
+4,854
705
243
Corp.
South
deposits
12-10
12-16
3714c
Public
Insurance
2
35c
35c
15c
preferred
Northrop
Oak
Demand
12-
(increased)
preferred
Northern
LIABILITIES—
66,473
—
12-16
(quar.)-:—
Ry. (s-a)__
Corp., common
Illinois
12,838
——
——
-
11-10
11-30
Co
Central
11-10
9
common
Lines
Insurance
Common
668
+
643
—1,541
+
banks—_
North River
Indiana
-
12-
12-29
5c
North Penn Gas
Northern
.
21
13
24
5,078
-
assets—net
11-17
(quar.)
(quar.)—
Van
Northern
+1,779
+1,840
147
+
assets/liabilities
American
1
12- 1
11-17
22J4c
(quar.)__—
Refractories
142
+1,077
91
—
—
2,338
16,995
"
Banks
domestic
,32
+
—
indebtedness—
coin
North
12-31
12-15
$1
(quar.)
preferred
40
118t
—
•+
——I—2—
R.
15
—
12
.
preferred
Northern
S. bonds maturing
_
F.
5
+
—
years—
6%
Ndrth American
12-
11-22
Extra
:
of
194
—'
banks—
years
with
—
3,322
U.
\
r-Moo#
re¬
for
purchased
2
143
year_-.»—
and
89,028
—
—
104,517
.
to
+
n
688
securities—total
and
one
;
514 %
,—408--
1,580
—
securities
Other
."••••
.V
312
_
commercial
certificates
to
duction
liabs.
"1
—
notes
From
774,808
Total
.Cl^ss B (quar.)T^
North American Investment,
157
Borrowings:
—.
Surplus
capital
+1,801
—1,436,839
ACCOUNTS—
paid
.135$
+
1
12-1
r
12c
—
6
1
12-
12-15
12- 9
—
Corp.
12-31
-12-31
12-31
12-15
(final)
—
etc.--'•.•3,566
finance,
.
bills
.
(quar.)
.
Mining, Ltd.
1
12-
2%
(quar.)
Ry.
12-
$50c
$1
-
Ltd.
Western
Cement, class A
______
Interbank
liabilities.
CAPITAL
Other
+
17,923,518
availability cash
liabs.
Capital
31,230
Mines
&
Car Corp.
—
institutions:
loans
Government
Interbank
Total
Other
32,164
+
389,737
~
+
251,752
Other
Deferred
591,327
512,370
Foreign
pur-
banks-
loans
Within
Total
reserves
dividend
Stock
of Rec.
12-31 +.12- 1
—
North American
Ujs-■
_
personal
domestic
Currency
Deposits:
bank
preferred (quar.)
Chemical Co. (quar.)
Normetal
carrying:,
or
financial
to
Balances
Reserve
5.25%
Noranda
85c
90c
9714c
—:
$1.0214
—$1.2114
$1.3}%
25c
___;
North American
securities,—I™-,-
____!
foreign
Reserves
Member
(quar.)
(quar.)
+4,079
+2,499
1,718
Treasury
48.609
—
LIABILITIES—
Federal
preferred
preferred
375
330
•
—
purchasing
nonbank
Treasury
7,895
___
assets
jj
4.10%
4.85%
—
•
securities
1
securities
Treasury
4*9,604
84
for
estate
Real
-93,838
5,733,712
for
dealers
and
to
Loans
25,900
15
_
colltn.
of
assets
Total
—
_______•___
Norris-Thermador
Other
441,958
—
107,033
process
premises
Other
—
(quar.)
31,702
loans-^
carrying:
or
Government
Sales
Other
27,487,925
preferred
+
—
1,076
securities
to
Loans
Held
brokers
S.
Loans
1,527,000
2,606,071
—
3.90%
____—___ —
Holder$
.
12-21
,'12-31
45c
—
—
(quar.)
+3,980
—
—
Government
Other
—1,334,250
12,537,298
Bonds
loans
loans
U.
-
—,
to
S.
Other
outright—
Bills
U.
-
3,788
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
Norfolk
When
Payable
"
preferred
687
108,182
industrial
and
chasing
+V
2
—
repurchase agrmt.
Government
Bought
48,106
—
____
1959
1960
adjusted!—106,920
68,383
investments
39,691
—
investments
adjustedt
+
355,388
and
—1,667,088
81,575
and
—
362.411
cash *
Discounts
—
*
Corp.—
preferred
Extra
47,909
+
Nov. 25,
Nov. 16,
(In millions of dollars)
ASSETS—
—1,714,997
422
23,
1960*
1959
81,997
Loans
Total
F.
Decrease (—) Since
Nov.
Dec. 2,
1960
16,593,645
2063
Share
Power
3.60%
Nopco
Increase ( + ) or
.Decrease (—) Since
ASSETS—
8
31
issue.
3.40%
„
Increase ( +) or
Gold
Dec
Jan.
Per
Borrowings of weekly reporting member banks from
Federal Reserve Banks increased $172 million but bor¬
rowings from others decreased $315 million. Loans to
domestic commercial banks decreased $312 million.
Statement of Condition of the Twelve
Nov.
2020
B
Name of Company
Nov. 30,
1
Continued from page 14
Niagara
•
v
Jan
DIVIDENDS
.193312
.193331
.193287
.232150
2.801753
(In thousands of dollars)
30
stock
stock—
preferred
6%
conv.
.0166436
krona
Kihgdom,
2122
Dec
1967
t
preferred
convertible
cumulative
.
Inc.—
Carolina,
North
o.'
Co.
.
.0349812
.0166436
pound
pound sterling
general
Mines
.140300
".0349875
peseta
Africa,
debs, due June 1,
Ltd.—
mortgage bonds series
Uranium
♦Announced
.0349687
krone
South
2016
15
2.782594
.140300
-
2.784415
pound-
21
Dec
1964——
.265143
2.781980
.264881
escudo
Dec
1977
1,
June
.0800560
.264850
.0800560
_
guilder
1910
.00278133
.328533
*
15
1393
•
due
Supply Co. 23/4%
5.60%
22
stock—
'
debs,
Dec
if
1962—
1,
Nov.
5
of
Fublic Service
.00276665
due
A
America—
debs, due Dec. 15,
conv.
5%%
.210012
2.809800
Switzerland, franc
United
.239743
.239743
2.812260
Zealand,
of
.239725
5%
Page
-—Dec
Dec
stock
preferred
Co.—
Corp;
1
„
Date
conv.
subord.
Northspan
franc
Lithium
.00161060
Portugal,
Radio
.00311228
new
,_Jan
*
Inc.—
Co.,
Corp.—
debs, series
conv.
1.022135
yen
Sweden,
5%
1.022265
.210100
Netherlands,
Union
Collins
.0201325
1.021484
deutsche mark-
Malaysia,
malayan
Mexico, peso
Spain,
.0384125
.0384125
.0201337
.0201287
CALLED
ISSUE
Malting Co,, Ltd.—
cumulative preferred
414%
•>
'
series due 1979-
line bonds 53/a%
cumul.
f.
s.
Canada
2.239378
2.239410
.0384125
5%
.0120701
.0120793
.012U574
2.238454
.0201300
$
.210625
pound
Norway,
Alleghany
•.
1.023281
lira
Japan,
4.50%
Dec. 1
$
.0384250
"
.0201250
rupee
Ireland,
Nov. 30
$
2.238884
.0384000
markka
(Metropolitan)
Germany,
Wednesday
Nov. 29
Thursday
1.023307
rupee
Finland,
Tuesday
.0120433
2.240844
franc
dollar
Canada,
New
.
$
Australia,
Italy,
»
..
Nov. 28
$
Nov. 25
Argentina,
'
Company and Issue—
Air
Friday
»
1
due June 1, 1973_Dec 30
1st subord.
pipe
Jan.
1966—.—
1,
due Jan.
Corp.—
ENTIRE
Noon
'*
1
■
conv. debs,
Transmission
Co.—
514%
Tennessee
NOVEMBER
1914
1, 1970—-Jan.
Inc.—
Co.,
subord.
Standard
INCLUSIVE
TARIFF
due
adjustment debentures due Jan.
debt
514%
EXCHANGE
2019
Dec
Wisconsin
mtge.
North
certifies
8
1977—Dec 15
1965
due
A
Pipe Line Co.—
pipe line bonds, 614%
series
German Lloyd—
First
the requirements of Section 522 of the
Page
Date
Gas Corp.—
collateral bonds series
Propane
Micnigan
FOREIGN
Monday, December 5, 1S60
.
.
Company and Issue—
FOREIGN EXCHANGE RATES
Pursuant to
.
—
Dredging
(s-a)
2
1
Volume
i
192
Number
6009
.
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2265)
Per
When
Holders
Share
Payable
of Rec.
12-15
11-30
,
Name
+
of Company
Paton
Mfg., Ltd., common
7%
preferred
(quar.)
Peabody Coal Co., common (quar.)
Penick & Ford, Ltd.
Peninsular
Penn
Metal
}20c
135c
_
Penn-Dixie
Cement
Co.,
Fruit
Corp.
dividend)
-■
preferred
4.40%
preferred
preferred
(quar.)
12-
9
Richmond,
1-
12-
9
Voting
9
Dividend
2
12-
9
Riegel
Paper
2
12-
9
Riegel
RR.
65c
Co., common
Paul, Inc.
Petrolane
:
Gas
Service,
(Charles)
new
preferred
(quar.)__
12-
11-18
12-20
11-18
12-20
11-18
12-30
12-
Co.—
common
■'
&
net
(increased
Co.
Ltd.
Cold
27c
"
12-19 '
'
.
12-22
12-
s-a)
Electric
Industries,
&
Pulp
Products
Oil
1-3-61
12-
1-3-61
12-
12-20
12-20
of
12-
3-17
>
Reeves
&
4%
Remington
4%%
Lock
Steel
'"40c
12-19
11-30
Bank
22%c
12-15
12-
1
Sears
Roebuck
12-17
5%
Co.—
50c
Trust
preferred A
12-10
12-20
Co.—
Stock
11-14'
Security
.
..
12-
12-
Stock
8
5%
50c
12-21
12-21
$1.18%
12-15
45c
(quar.)!
pfd.
'11-25
12-30
I
(quar.)___
25c
1-
12-
35c
12-14
12-
2
10c
1-25
1-
5
.
4%
____"
40c
'
V 12-15'
J30c
12-29
11-15
,11-30
1
■
(quar.)i___
A-
Stock
30c
12-31
(12-19
'
87%c
Inc.
(quar.)
(quar.)
____„
-
preferred
12-
2
/
1st
pfd.
(quar.)
(Wash., D.c.)
_!____!
'.
3
12-
9
12-10
6c
„
50c
11-21
12-30
12-
12-
8
12-15
11-17
12-21
12- 2
112-
5
Class
2-
1
1-20
I
Silknit,
common
:
B
Simmons
Co.
Simplicity
1
Simplicity
Simonds
12-12
11-30
12-15
11-11
Simplex Wire &
Simpson's, Ltd.
"12-15
11-11
Sinclair
11-23
Mfg.,
(quar.)_
(quar.)
25c
___
1-1-61
12-23
Oil
Sinclair
12-15
Siscoe
12-
Skelly
9
com.
(quar.)_
Smith
12-23
12-
Smith,
Kline &
1
1-11
1
1-11
65c
12-
5
11-15
1-
2
12-
9
50c
;
1-12
12-21
12y2c
'.
.
12--7
11-15
3%
3-10
2-
3
1-20
2-
1
preferred
preferred
12-15
1-15
12-
2
1-15
12-31
12-20
12-10
12-15
12-10
8
12-
12-13
12-
2
3-14
3-
3
12-
1
12-10
11-10
12-10
11-10
12-10
2-
11-11
1
11-30
Life
Speedry
1
2%
12-28
12-
1
12-12
11-21
12-23
12-13
1-3
1212-
1
3
1-
1
1
12-27
3
12-
8
12-21
12-
7
12-21
12-
7
11-30
11-15
1-
Corp.
Extra
11- 4
12-
11-15
4(4%
Sprague
preferred
Stock
Common
Co.
D
25c
(quar.)
!_
Foods,
Staley
E.)
(A.
Extra
Mlg.,
$1.25
$1.55
for
each
held)
50
(Detroit)
1
1
12-15
12-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
1-
3
12-15
12-20
12-
2
12-20
12-
2
12-21
12-
7
12-
2
1-
2
156 %C
1-
2
12-
2
27 %c
12-16
12-
9
12-14
11-
$1
12-10
11-30
1
12-30
15c
2-
25c
-
25c
Co.
of
Co.
A
1-
2
lots
of
California
J.
is
for
in
each
lieu
than
Standard
Oil
Co.
(New
Oil
Co.
1-
2
12-
7
1-16
12-
7
r-
12-
12-19
12-31
12-19
65
"..__u
,
stk.
on
11-10
.12-10
11-30
60c
12-13
11-14
,
Pressed Steel
(quar.)'__
Standard Register Co. (quar.)
t*
62Vic
93%c
(quar.)
(quar.)_
12-16
$1.05
__
—___
Ltd.
...
11-10
\
.
63c
common
12-16
shs..
(year-end)
Jersey)
11-14
11-10
..
shares
& Materials,
12- 9
12-16
1
12-
*20c
.
9
11-18
1-16
12-30
2
12-15
12-10
'11-25
1-
8c
35c
Home
Products
(quar,)__,
Extra
Stanfields,
Class
Ltd.,
B
Market
Co.
(Mass.)
Capital
State
Exploration Co.
State
Loan &
B
Life
Ins.
12-22
9
12-
9
12-
9
1-16
12-31
1-16
12-31
15c
(quar.)
12-15
12-
15c
5%
(quar.)
dividend)
12-19'.
1- 3
12- 9
12-
1
1
25c
(quar.)
11-23
12-15
11-23
37Vic
12-15
11-23
12- 2
11- 4
12-30
12-
87 Vic
12-30
12- 2
$1.25
common
30c
2%
Co.,
12-30
12-15
2
12-15
(quar.)_i
dividend
preferred
12-15
25c
Chemical
3Va %
(quar.)__^
(Raleigh)
(stock
Finance, class A
preferred
1-3
$30c
(s-a)
(quar.)
Stock
12-12
J40c
class
(s-a)
State
Stauffer
A
11-25
12-
12-28
50c
.
(quar,)
12-28
tl5c
25c
Stanley
Ltd.
12-10
40c
Steel,
(quar.)
2
Stecher-Traung Lithograph Corp.—
5%
preferred
(quar.)
Bros., Ltd. (quar.)
Chemical (stock dividend)
Sterchi
Stern
|30c
1-
& Stern
Stewart-Warner
20c
12-
9
11-10
Still-Man
4%
12-
9
11-10
Class
1- 2
12- 9
12-15
11-25
25c
57c
12-15
1-2-61
12- 1
12-15
35c
12-10
11-18
12-15
11-30
(quar.)__
Textiles,
11-10
12-15
10c
25c
12 Vic
Stores
9
12-29
(initial)
Company
Bros.
5%
Corp.
4Vi%
(quar.)
pfd.
(quar.)
(quar.)
|
Manufacturing Corp.—
A
Class
A
115c
1-2-61
11-30
Class
A
12Vic 6-15-61
5-31
U5c
1-2-61
11-30
Class
A
12 %c
9-15-61
8-31
60c
12-12
11-25
Class
B
y8c
12-15
11-30
2-28
12-15
11-30
12 %c
_____
—
12-
1
Class
Vic
3-15-61
30c
12-19
12-
5
Class
B
Vic
6-15-61
12-15
11-18
Class
B
%c
9-15-61
25C
12-16
12-
12-15
15c
B
Co.
—
"_
12-15
11-15
Stix, Baer & Fuller Co., common (quar.)
7%
1st preferred (quar.)_____^
50c
(quar.)___
12-10
11-10
Stone
12-
2
&
(annual)
—_
Inc.
12-12
11-18
12-16
12-
Stokely-Van Camp Inc.,
12-
11-22
5%
12-
5%
45c
9
5
1
5
convertible
"
Mills,
Ltd.
(quar.)_
Laboratories (quar.)
(quar.)
1-31
12-30
Stop
25c
12-12
11-29
Storer
&
Shop,
12-12
11-29
Class
12-10
11-18
Storkline
20c
12-10
11-18
50c
12-10
10-31
12-16
11-18
12-30
12-
2
Studio
12-30
12-
2
Stylon
25c
—
_________
^—
7c
31 %c
38%c
'
Stock
B
(quar.)
fquar. I
..
common
(quar.)
(S.)
split)
12-
8
1-
1212-
8
10c
45c
12Vic
4%
—__
5%~ pfd. (quar.$1.25
Company Js-a)_
—
25c
& Clothier,
&
(quar.)
fstock
1-
dividend)____—
—.
.
1
1
8
1- 3
12- 9
12- 9
—
I
Apartments
Corp.
—
(2-for-l
11-28
1-1
25c
25c
-
11-28
12-10
15c
—
(quar,)_
(quar.)______
Furniture
jj.
12-10
5c
common
dividend
Strawbridge
Stroock
Inc.
Broadcasting,
35c
;
——
(quar.)—
30c
6
11-25
12-15
12- 1
class A (quar.)
preferred
preferred
prior
12-21
—
12- 9
12-31
12-15
5c
(quar.)_.
12-
40c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Webster,
50c
65c
—
;
5-31
8-31
30c
43%c
75c
.
Stonecutter Mills Corp.,
Class B (quar.)___
14 %c
(quar.)
2-28
3-15-61
$1.20
______—
Co
common
preferred
preferred
11-15
12-31
Standard,
12-
125c
l.
(quar.)
Oil
11-23
35c
(quar.)
Paving
20c
stock)
6
1
50c
fractional
Kentucky
(Ohio),
preferred
Stephan
2%
12-
12-
12c
65 shares held)..
of
Sterling Aluminum Products, Inc.
'
11-21
1-1
5
(quar.)
Oil Co. (New Jersey)
less
of
12-
and
A
11-21
6
12-30
12-15
(quar.)__
share
of
Standard
(one
Co.
11-25
7
6
12-
12-15
(Indiana)
payment
Stepan
25c
——
class
12-15
12-
18%c
Oil
Oil
6%
11-21
12-
(quar.)_
common
Oil
of Standard
2
6
40c
(quar.)__
(quar.)
Oil Co. of N.
Star
12-
2
87Vic
common
Corp.,
Structural
1-
9
—
Shares
1-
12-
5c
(initial)
(quar.)
Standard
12-15
2
12-31
93c
Industries
Inc.,
dividend
3%%
12-
____
(quar.)
Financial
Standard
12-
12-31
50c
Brands,
preferred
odd
12-
12-31
25c
(quar.)
common
Insurance
preferred
This
2
12-31
25c
Quarterly
Stock
2
25c
______
share
Accident
Standard
2
12-
3
10c
Chemical
Standard
12-
1-
,
Ltd
,
75c
1-3
11-30
1%
Stock divd. (1
$3.75
preference
Standard
1
12-14
$1.62
______
8tamford
1
12-
Insurance—
(quar.)_
dividend
Stafford
12-
12-15
12-14w*llr30
35c
Extra
Stock
12-15
30c
(quar.)
preferred
Square
9
11-15
3
2%
Springfield Fire & Marine
$6.50
1-
37%c
$1.12(4
dividend
Class
—:
Sonotone Corp.,
$1.12%
(quar.)____
Standard
15c
i
___ ______
Socony-Mobil
20c
(quar.)
Electric
3
10c
(quar.)_
Tools
11-15
12-31
3
25c
the
Extra
Snap-On
11-15
12-15
12-10
1-
10c
class A (quar.)
Oil
French
12-15
12-30
1-
J50c
(quar.)—
Paper
1
10c
20c
1-17
22 %c
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-
3%
1-17
12 %c
—.
5
12-15
(quar.)
Sons. Inc. (quar.)
Shoe (stock dividend)
Rand Corp., common (quar.)
4(4% preferred (quar.)
Spiegel, Inc., common (quar.)
15c
$1.31%
—
A
1
12-
Spencer
12-10
1-25-61
class
12-
12-15
Spencer Kellogg &
12-10
1-
Products,
12-15
$1.50
I7V2C
(quar.)
Sperry
1
1-
1-20
$1.25
pfd.
B
Standard
12-
1-^0
2c
Chemical
Class
12-22
12-15
27 Vic
Corp., 6%
convertible
Speer Carbon Co. (quar.)____
11-25
12-22
(quar
Assurance--—-^,
Sparton
1-13
12-15
4.36 %
Sovereign
(quar.)
U7%C
(Howard.)
2-
1
1-10
__
—
(quar.)
12-15
2-
2-
f':
1-20
$1.40%
5.625%
Stedman
A
(quar.)
Ltd.
11-25
90c
(quar.)
(quar.)
(quar.)
Mines,
Oil Co.
12-30
59%c
1
$3.50
;
(quar.)_—_—
12-16
$1.121/2
,
1
2-
Standard
______
__—
Cable
Co.
Skil
2
1-16
$1.12
;
Venezuelan
12%c
(quar.)
2
2-15
12 %c
(quar.)
(reduced)___—
(payable in cl.
Corp.
10c
._!
2-
$1.1875
Standard
(quar.)______
Steel
&
75c
___;
$1.15
(quar.)
12-22
Hoist
class
Pattern
Saw
Singer Mfg.
J2Rc
1-10
12-
4%
(quar.)_
1
12-15
1
8 Vic
_'_
(quar.)
12-
U2c
(quar.)
12-22
(quar.)——
(quar.)
Ltd.
Class
12-
Ltd—
1-
$1.25
Siiverwood Dairies, Ltd.,
11-21
*
1-17
10c
-
12-15
20c
1
(quar.)_.
par
preferred
1
12-
(quar.)
preferred
1-10
________
Signal Oil & Gas, class A (quar.)__
Cl&ss
33 ' (QU£ir.
35c
A
1
12-
12-15
/
(initial-quar.)
12-16
-12-15
12-
12-15
par
4.60%
Standard
common——_
of America
55c
-
12-15
$100
$25
4.75%
1-10
!—____—
dividend
1-20
27V2c
preferred
preferred
1-10
—
on
2-1
12-15
31 %c
,
Stock
92V2C
11-25
25c
(initial)
dividends
(Stock
3
2
Angeles)
;
A
12-
12-30
9
of America—
15c
L
(quar.)
4.40%
$1.25
"
Inc., class
B
(quar.)
1-10
1-
10c
Company tquar.)
common
2Uc
(quar.)
12-
12-15
1——.—
Crane &
Corp.
Corp
New
2
......
10c
12y2c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Co.,
common
1-
preferred
(Dallas)
Service—
1-20
12-29
■'
11-30
85c
3.70%
Public
1
30c
(Los
Co.
preferred
Corp.
$2.25
—
(quar.)_
& Chemical
dividend
Shoe
11-16
12-16
30c
Corp
Corp,
Drug
12-12
12%c
;
(Phila.J
Co.
Corp.
Metals
,1-3-61
30c
35c
preferred (quar.)
preferred A (quar.)
Reynolds (R. J.) Tobacco Co.,
,
,
Shulton,
4%%
Rexall
'V
.
Southwestern
2-
70c
A (quar.)
preferred B (quar.)
Co.
(quar.)—t_!
Niles
12-16
12-15
$1.10
11-18
preferred
Shepard
1
19c
Southwestern Life Insurance
4.40%
1%
dividend)
Oil
Sheller Mfg.
1-
$1.07
1
12-16
—
—
4V2%
12-16
12-
12-16
Shattuck
Denn
Mining Corp._____
Shawinigan Water & Power—
12-15
1
12-20
12-16
dividend)
—
Co.
&
2
12-16
1-
(Increased-quar.)
25c
(quar.)
(F. G.)
12-
1-1
$1.16%
1-20
77c
(quar.)
Extra
11-30
12-31
(John)
Sliattuck
5
12-14
preferred
12-16
pfd. (quar.)
1-20
3
(quar.)__
common
preferred
Sexton
11-30,
20c
__!
5%
* 11-28
3
50c
-
4y2%
75c
$1.25
(quar.)
1
3
(initial)—
Servel, Inc., $5.25
Seiberling Rubber,
11-25
11-25
12-21
Royalty
7 Vic
11-25
12-21
12-21
$1.26'A
:__
(stock
Inc.,
1
2-
3%
Shops,
12-
1
$1.0625
8
11-25
$l.07I/2
.__
(stk.
:
Candy
12-15
4.28%
preferred
(quar.)
Southwestern Electric Service—
$1.56%
common
preferred
See's
11-25
12-21
1
$1.33%
(quar.)
Southwestern Electric Power 5%
4.65% preferred (quar.)
$1.18%
((New Haven)—
dividend
Southland
V
Insurance
Bros,;
12-
(quar.)
1-
dividend
Title
Seeman
1
12-15
preferred
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
Quarterly
8
.
12-
4.25%
12-
Securities Acceptance Corp., common
1
12-
12-15
1
15c
j—
(quar.)_—.___;
(Chicago) (quar.)
Co.
&
1
12-15
12-
20c
Trust
X
12-
1
1-
$1.12%
(quar.)__
—___—
common
common
Corp.
&
1
12-
12-15
1-20
50c
11-25
Power
12-
12-15
1
25c
Corp.,
Sears
12-15
1
5c
lnc._
Seagrave
11-28
Gas, commoft (quar.)______ '
28c
(quar.)
$1.06(4 '
preferred (quar.)
29c
4%%
preferred (quar.)_____
$1.18%
5%
preferred (quar.)
$1.25
5.05% preferred (quar.)
$1.26(4
2-
85c
Fund
Sealed
12-
12-15
11-15
2nd
preferred
1
11-15
preferred
4.64%
12-
12-15
2-
11 Vic
2
12-
12-27
*
12-15
25c
97Vac
55c
com.
1
12-10
12-19
70c
\
$1.0375
5%
;
Plywood & Lumber
1%
28c '
"
(quar.)
Union
4%%
9
1-13
11-30
(quar.)
25c
Seaboard
33c
12-
l
(quar.)
25c
$4.75 preferred (quar.)
(quar.)
$6.25 preferred
(quar.)
11-25
9
2-
12-14
preferred
8%c
____
$5 preferred
12-
12-30
50c
"
5.35%
-
1-13
preferred
3%
(initial)
Co.,
Southern
6
1-15
•
''
$1.20
(quar.)______
Pacific
(quar.):
Railway Co., common
preferred (quar.)_
r
5%
11-7
42y2c
(quar.)
Gas
5
12-
1
,1
(increased)______-____
Natural
5
12-
10c'"
'
Electric—
5
12-
12-31
3.90%
5%
preferred A (quar.)______—_-
Finance
6
&
1-
12-31
65c
35c
(quar.)__^_
2-24
27c
"
4.15%
27 %C
—
(quar.)
Inc., class A
Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney,
6
..
(stock div.)
;.
Clark
4%
;
(quar.)__
1
36c
:
&
Public
1
$1.10
(quar.)_
A
Sons—
Stevens
California
12-
25c
(quar.)
Scripto,
4'/2%
Gas
12-14
12-
20c
Paper Co., common (quar.)
preferred
(quar.)__
Scott & Williams, Inc. (quar.)
,
Oil
12-28
divi¬
preferred
1
1-
37 %c
dividend
Security Insurance
(quar.)______,
(quar.)
Co.,
Corp.
Inc-.
11-30
12-31
$3.40
12-15
4%%
3.60%
&
M.)
(O.
Seaboard
5c
12-
(ouar.)—
Republic
.
12-15
$1
37 Vic
(quar.)_
com.
pfd.
1st
Co.
(stock
25c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Assoc.,
12-15
;
,(quar.)
Aviation
Revlon,
11-18
3
12-12
15c
class A
Ry.,
-
&
Seaboard
$1.02
preferred
Canada,
A
Co.
Corp.
4
12-
Machinery—
Insulation
Republic
Reynolds
2
9
2%
11-
12-15
(quar.)____
Arms
Resistoflex
12-
12-
5c
:
12-19
$3
preferred (s-a)
:
Mines,
Ltd.
(annual)
class
SI.10
12-14
25c
(quar.)
Scudder
$1.04,/2
Insurance
Inc.
Chains
2
12-28
,t5c
—
Renold
12-
1-16
Stock
12-6
(extra)
(quar.)
non-cum.
Insurance
Renabie
12-14
20%
dividend
12-13
$1
____;
________
Industries
Remco
7
Insurance Co. (quar.)
dividend
12-20
,
12-
(reduced-quar.)
Title
&
11-
Scott
'
.
35c
—_1—___
Bros..
7
9
1-
2
1-
$1.25
Co.,
Products
12-7
12-24
(initial)
&
Co.
Pump Co.
Refractory
12-
dividend
12-21
12-24
—
Inc.
Reliance
10c
$1.07%
Inc., class A
preferred
Scott
2-24
•
,
25c
(quar.)
-
Co.
Semi-annual
Reda
9
17c
11-18
9
12-24
(quar.)
Co.,
12-
12-28
1
America—
Purina
Estate
—
1
1-16
Stock
11-25
'11-25
Carolina—
Timber
Raybestos-Manhattan,
Real
11-18
1-
12-16
Stock
12- 9
12-15
62%c
r
1st- preferred
Reading
12-28
12-13
9
J.)
Refining (quar.)
Ltd. (final)
Mining,
Packing
11-17
10c
5%
Gas—
$4.75
&
convertible
Rayette,
11-18
12-20
$1.25
(initial)
Sheraton
Rath
9
12-10
$1
$4.40
Scoit~Foresman
1%%
-
Telephone
Inc.
9
1-10
2%
(quar.)
& Marine
Paper,
Schwitzer
9
(annual)__
(quar.)
Hydraulic
Ranco,
12-
12-
1
17c
Shell
Ralston
12-20
2%%
(quar.)
Tubular
Schlage
-"
(quar.)
Sportswear
$3.50
12-20
12-
12-, 1
11-30
tl5c
(quar.)
preferred
Corp.
12-16
1-3-61
12-15
11-28
130c
Pullman, Inc. (quar.)
PUrex Corp.
(quar.)______
Radio
12-15
'12-31
t3218c
—
Co.
original
Southern
11-30
40c
(increased)
and
Southern
11-25
1-16
12-
55c
____.
(quar.)
$1.20
11-25
1-12
50c
split
Southern
12-10
50c
after
&
preferred
'12-15
12-20
1
15c
(quar.)—
(quar.)
Racine
6
3%
12-12
$0.2644
preferred
Quaker State
12-
2%
(s-a)
Francisco
25c
(N.
Bank
preferred
Quemont
12-20
$2
(quar.)
common
4.80%
5c
12-
15c
(quar.)
Indiana
Common
t20c
12-15
3
1-16
J20c
Edison
approval of
Commission
Grease
6
,
2
1-
(quar.)
to
preferred
12-22
4%
1-
(quar.)
common
Utilities
12-
5%
12-10
12-15
5c
$1.75
__
subject
4.32%
12-20
J25c
"
9
12-9
12-20
$1.12Va
(quar.)_
participating original "pfd.
Southern Company (quar.)
~
Sawhill
11-30
$1.75
*•.
North
of
preferred
Puritan
6
Diego Imperial Corp. (stock div.)___.—
Savage Arms Corp. (quar.)
18c
(quar.)___
Storage
4.30%
Purolator
1-
11-30
Ltd.
pfd.
5%
60c
;
San
11-23
25c
dividend)—
(increased)
Rico
Regis
Class B
2
:
:
Sound
1-
25cr~ 12-15" ,12-: 1,;
(resumed)—.
preferred
preference
Publicker
1
34 %c
.
split)
shares
Service
preferred
10c
(stock
.4.18%
Puget
Public
Stock
preferred
Puerto
'
15c
(quar.)
Co.
Service
Louis-San
$5
12-15
-62%c
Inc.
(quar.)
Power, common
Tradesmen's
Common
1-15
Louis
12-15
(quar.):
Year-end
5.05%
St.
25c
Washington Insurance
Service
2-
12-15
Southern
(quar.)
A
9c
f
(quar.)
Ores.
convertible
preferred
Salant & Salant,
(quar.)
(Mass.)
Terminal
4.08%
5%
12-16
(quar.)
—_______
(Del.) (quar.)_______
Industrial
$1.40
9
1-14
:___
Prospect Park National Bank
Public
St.
12-15
12-31
4
_________
basis
A
Insurance
5.60%
12-
1
$1
(quar.)___i__
Forests.
Provident
5
Sugar
California
on
37 Vic
(quar.)_
com..
Specialty Mfg. (quar.)___
Joseph Lead (quar.)
Joseph Light & Power—
St.
dividend)—.
Electric
Providence
12-
(increased-quar.)
Rico
Co.,
Southern
Clair
St. Paul Fire
__
1
(stock
(H. K.) Co.
Public
6
investment
common
Potlatch
$2
St.
12-15
3%^
Co.
Potomac
preferred
12-15
preferred
Pfoduce
dend
•
(quar.)
11-15
Polymers, Inc.—
class
Iron
preferred
1-15
of
;
out
.
Ltd.
preferred
Premier
**
(quar.)___
Co.
12-15
(quar.)_
(quarterly
from
quarterly
Corp.,
Premium
Corp.
new
4.30%.
9
1-
12%c
long-term captial gains)
1st
Preferred
Southam
Southern
11-30
.
;
Royalty Corp.
Stores Inc.,
4%
V
dividend
(H. K.)
2
11-29
9
17 %c
____
on
$1.37J/2
Inc.
(7c
2nd
Porter
12-
1-
2%
Materials
Porter
1- 3
1-16
40c
preferred
income)
Development,
5%
;•
12%c
(quar.)
(quar.)
Oil
12-
9
12-15
12-
2
3
21VaC
(quar.)
Gas
Puerto
12-16
30c
\
'■
Safeway
9
St.
dividend
Plymouth
(quar.)
Controls,
Standard
St.
"7% preferred (quar.)___
Pittsburgh Metallurgical (reduced)
Pittsburgh Plate Glass (quar.)
j.__
;5%
12U
93%c
(quar.)____
common
South
12-
1
Aeronautical
Ryan
11-18
3
;
Gas,
Inc.
Inc.,
Mills
shares—
dividend
Cash
»
.__
Polaroid
5
1-
payment.
(quar.)
Fund,
a
Rice
Russell Manufacturing Co.—
Stock dividend (a Bix-for-five
9
12-
2%
Inc.' (increased-quar. )_____*
Pittsburgh Forgings (quar.)
Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne
Chicago Ry.-—'
Common
(quar.)
Plastics,
9
50c
'
on
2
2
11-
Georgia Natural Gas—
preferred
12-
$1
__,
dividend
Sabine
Pitney-Bowes.
'Now
(quar.).,
& Haas Co.
(stock dividend)
Royce, Ltd. (interim)
Royalite Oil, Ltd., 5'/*% preferred (quar.)_
Royalties Management Corp.
2
10c
Plastics ,(quar.)____'
•Stock
Pittsburgh Water, 4ya%
$1
Rolls
25c
__
Plastic
A
Jersey
12-
l-
25c
$1.50
6%
South
20c
Rohm
56c
—.—-L—
Natural
Aircraft
Placer
11-28
11-28
35c
11-25
12-16
I
1
12-15
62y2c
11-21
South
12-
12-
12-30
Co.—
(quar.)
11-21
7
30c
(quar.)
dividend
Rockwell
2
12-
3%
income & 20c from
Stock
12-
75c
A.(quar.)__
(quar.)
Fund,
Extra
12-19
12-30
1-
Water
on
preferred
Pioneer
2
Long Distance Telephone—
investment
Piper
12-
2
;_
preferred
taken
Street
net
12-22
Carolina
12-
Corp.—
Pillsbury Company, 4%
Pine
11-18
,12-
(quar.)
!
3%%
preferred
Pioneer
12-10
25c
______
Reading
Suburban
action
Piedmont
-
9
12-30
dividend
Corp.,
Common
,
1
11-28
12-
Gas
12-15
1
common
(James), Ltd. (quar.)_____
■_____
Robinson
(J.
C.)
Co.
(quar.)l_l_,
;;
Robinson, Little & Co., Ltdr; com. (quar.)
Rochester & Genessee Valley RR.
(s-a)
Rockland-Atlas Bank
(Boston)
(quar.)
Rockwell
Mfg.
(quar.)
Norrlstown RR.
&
Bank
dividend
$5.50
12-
1
&
(quar.)
Insurance
12-15
'
&
Philadelphia
8%
12-20
12-20
$1.50
Philadelphia
Philippine
Stock
1-
Electric
12-15
12-15
15c
Platinum,.^
(quar.)
preferred
South
&
South
Robertson
12-13
Quarterly
-No
5
9
-12-13
1
Extra: ___L__
Stock
12-
15c
_
11-23
Gold
25c
$1
preferred
(quar.)__^
(H. H.) Co. (quar.)____:
12-
20c
_
7
RR.—
Robertson
12-31
$1
Fund
5y2%
1
87%c
r_
—
(quar.)
Philadelphia National
Philco
1-30
12-
12-16
32c
..
Carolina
Common
12-31
Stock
-
common
(quar.)
Philadelphia, Germantown
Stock
1
12-15
5c
75c
I
(quar.)
Corp.,
Robertshaw-Fulton
1
15c
Phelps Dodge Corp., common
(quar.)
Philadelphia Electric Co., common (quar.)_
$1
preferred
(quar.)
Philadelphia
2-
12-
,
.
12-
12-21
11c
(initial)
common
___
preferred
2
50c
&.Co.,
Extra
4%
1-
12-12
$1.12'/a
(quar.)
Soutn
11-25
(Final payment Of approximately 31c sub¬
ject to approval of stockholders Dec.
5
20c
__J_
(quar.)
Corp. of America—
net ordinary income
3%%
12-
American
11-25
12-15
Brand
25c
(quar.)
1
!__
Roadway Express Inc., class A (quar;)
Antelope Copper Mines, Ltd.—
35c
Petroleum
Pfizer
12-10
Share
(quar.)
5c
American
Roan
10c
'
Corp.
preferred
River
$2.50
(quar.)
Permian Basin Pipeline Co. (quar.)
From
12-13
11-25
40c
Pep Boys (Manny, Moe & Jack)
Pepsi-Cola Co. (quar.)_:
Peter
1-13
12-10
$1
(s-a)
(Long Island)
preferred
4%
2
15c
15c
Bottling
(quar.)
25c
(quar.)
Textile
^
quar.)______
(quar.)_____
obligation
(quar.)
1-
12-
12-27
12-12
When Holders
Payable of Rec,
Per
^
Company
Manufacturing
5%
Fredericksburg & Potomac
1-
12-27
12-30
common
1-
50c
,
Name of
Soss
Extra
"ic
Corp.
$1.10
12-
1
Inc.—
(initial
Co.
$1.15
(quar.)
& Bureau Valley
4%%
2
12-^
South
Special
83%c
_
9
50c
1- 2
—
Pepsi-Cola
Oil
Richardson
2
12-
subject
Co
common
1
15c
Extra
Pet:Milk
Richfield
11-18
Peoples Telephone, common (quar.)
Peoples Union Bank & Trust (McKeesport, Pa.)
Quarterly
j.
;
,
New
11-18
12-
Extra
Peoria
11-30
12-15
12-15
preferred (quar.)__
Peoples Drug Stores Inc. (quar.)
Peoples Gas Light & Coke (quar.)
Peoples Life Insurance Co.
C.)
Oil
Holders
Payable of Reo,
20c
approval Dec. 16)
Ranch
12-15
$1.12Va
When
Share
(quar.)
Richardson-Merrell,
31%c
(quar.)__
com.
(quar.)
D.
Rice
12-15
4.60%
(Washington,
1
15c
__
(quar.)__
3.55%
9
12-
10c
r
Corp
4.50%
11-10
12-
12-15
15c
__j.
Engineering
Pennsylvania Power & Light,
12-14
12-23
to
35c
(quar.)
(increased)
common
Extra
Pennsylvania
12-ib
3%
$1
(stock
Company
Rhodesian Selection Trust, Ltd/—
Amer. shs.
(final)
(About 8 7/10c
11-30
30c
Products
Controls, Inc. (quar.)
Penn
12-15
,.1- 3
.
10c
Per
Name of
Rhodes, Inc.
49
^
12-16
11-25
11-25
12- 7
2-28
1- 2
11-30
2-10
12-16
12-29
3%
12-15
12-23
12-15
6Vic
11-22
.
11-25
50
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dividend
Electric
Stock
(quar.)
dividend
Oil
(quar.)
United
12-
6%. preferred
3
12-15
11-28
12-15
12-
1
12-15
12-
1
&
Company
(quar.)
Symington Wayne Corp. (quar.)
'
$4
11-15
40c
1-
1
12-
5
20c
r
._
—
12-15
1-16
1-
2
12-10
15c
_____
12-
1
Gas
:
Co.,
preferred
United
9
11-
11-22
of Company,
Cities
5 % %
'
■»
./
•/,
■
(quar.)_____!
common
(quar.)__
(1958 & 1959 series) (quar.)
(Del.)' (10 cents from"
investment
income
realized
net
plus 15 cents
gains)
United
Electric
class
Broadcasting
Talcott
(quar.)
:
—
(quar.)____
Extra
25c
50c
.:
Taylor Instrument
—
(quar.)
(quar.)
:—_—
1
12-15
12-
1
United New Jersey RR. & Canal Co.
United Pacific Corp; (quar.)___
27c
„
12-15
12-
30c
;
preferred
5
11-15
12-31
12-15
12-
1
United
1-
18c
Screw
Tejon
Class
B
dividend
Tennessee
Stock
dividend
4.65%
preferred
4.90%
preferred
preferred
60c
(quar.)_
Fund
S.
Life
U.
S.
Lines
preferred
Gulf
9
12-
9
U.
S.
12-
9
U.
S.
1-
12-
9
U.
S.
Textile
Utilities
$1.25
Glass
&
9
12-
9
U.
S.
12-
9
U.
S.
U.
S.
7c
12-30
12-21
12-12
11-
4
25c
12-12
1112-
4
income).
5c
12-16
11-25
(increased)
com.
37%c
12-15
11-25
1-
1
12-15
4%%
1
12-15
Universal
1-
-
Betts
Utah
11-28
1-
,
12-10
25c
1
11-26
Common
4%
Stock
Class
Title
A
Quarterly
&
Trust
-___
&
Towmotor
&
Class
B
preferred
A
fees
-
$4
La
Salle
Sugar
Union
12-
Company
Class
5
Walt
Ward
Leonard
12-18
1-4-61
12-18
Warner
1-4-61
12-15
Warner-Lambert
12-16
11-21
1-17
12-16
9
11-10
Warner
Bros.
Inc.
Texas
Natural
A
11-30
12-10
11-30
12-15
11-30
1-
12-14
11-18
20c
(quar.)
3
12-12
12-16
12-
12-
9
11-18
2-
1
62%c
12-15
2
1-20
12-
2
(14c
from
12-15
12-
12-23
11-21
(quar.)
1-
32c
1-
1
3
Gas
Pulp
&
Co.
of
5
5
12-
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg.
Extra
J
ioc
(Baltimore) —
Stock dividend (subject to stockholders
ap¬
proval on Jan. 16, 1961)
Air
Lines
preferred
1
12%c
12-15
1-23
11-15
(quar.)_
dividend
11-17
12-15
12-
Stock
^
25c
-
,
(quar.)
12-10
1
11-28
Co.,
income
and
1
12-
1-
12-15
1-
1-12
including
12-
6
expended
5
sequent
5
1-
11-
1212-
5
The
12-19
the
12-15
12-
1
offered
12-20
12-
9
A
(quar.)
»7%c
of
to
1
company
'
financing,
current
Offering—
N. J., filed a registration
covering 250,000 shares of
Newark,
1960,
23,
for
amendment.
by
portion
a
of
general
the
corporate
cost
its
of
includ¬
purposes,
construction
current
of
which
of
$44,000,000
three months of
last
192,
1752.
p.
and
1960
has
been
will
or
remainder
the
be
sub¬
in
/
.
Sound
Development
10
and
18,
2,000,000
covering
at
Nov.
on
cents
are
natural
to
be
filed
shares
share,
per
Co., Inc., Blaine, Wash.-—
Exchange Commission—
1960
of
for
used
gas,
letter
a
(no
with
to
par)
be
underwriting.4'
incidental
expenses
..
notification
of
stock
common
without
/
.
1-
1
12-10
1-
3
12-
Period Ended Oct.
31—
.
to
exploring
.
.
1960—Month—1959
;
.
1960—10 Mos.—1959
9
Rwy.
operating
revenue-
$8,689,966
$8,668,642
$89,436,167
$88,240,338
11-25
Rwy.
operating
expenses
7,311,601
6,998,667
74,272,578
74,482,911
12-15
12-
$1,378,365
$1,669,975
$15,163,589
$13,757,427
529,153
804,840
5,643,878
6,272.44a
9
1-
1
12-15
1-
1
12-15
Net
revenue
from
rwy.
operations
12-12
12-
2
Net
12-31
12-
9
V.
12-10
11-18
12-22
50c
12-
8
rwy.
192,
onerating
inc,_
185a.
p.
Reeves Soundcraft Corp.—Files Secondary—
$1.31 %
1-
1
12-17
30c
12-
8
11-23
12-
8
11-23
registration statement with the SEC
12-23
12-12
shares
1%
50c
,
The
company,
of
of
common
15
Great
stock
to
Pasture
be
Danbury," Conn.;
covering
Road,
on
Nov.
offered
filed
23/1960
for
public,
sale
a
150,000
through,
an
11-15
underwriting
20c
1-
1
12-20
75c
1-
1
12-20
being offered will be purchased by the-underwriters from the Pruden-;
tial Insurance Co.
of
America.
They will be acquired by Prudential-
1-
1
20c
L____
-
(quar.)_
;_
(quar.)————'
(quar.)
—
;
Williams & Co,
12-
9
-
$1.06 %
25c
12-20
40c
12-20
2-21
18 %c
12-10
1-31
Williams-McWilliams Industries, Inc>—•
Bros
the
-
$243,287
of sundry
debt, *
restricted stock options.—
Reading' Co.—Earnings—
12-10
85c
/
preferred
'the
of
of
30,000
supplied
used
$180,000,000,
the
in
proceeds
oil
35c
(quar.)
common
1960,
-
payment of a portion of its construction program.
As of
the estimated cost of the current construction program
9
30c
(increased)
(quar.)
30,
12-15
$1
Co. ><quar.)__-
(quar ).
1%
-<'•
12-, 9
from
tial
in
group
headed
by
Emanuel,
the
Deetjen
company-through the exercise of
by the company pursuant to
connection
promissory
1-3-61
with
notes
11-18
-
;
t
June
15c
(quar.)
Inc.,
the
of
U5c
50c
..
of
11-25
1-
12 %c
(quar.)_
to be
repayment
years.—V.
SEC
The
for
12-
Nov.
on
are
corporation
12-30
12-15
Place,
Files With Securities and
12-19
1-3-61
is
rotogra-
phases
1960,
30,
Puget
5
12-30
30c
and
all
5
12-15
3
en¬
color
$15,000,000 to $20,000,000 of unsecured
short-term bank loans.
The proceeds of such loans were added to the
company's
general funds and used for
general
corporate
purposes
amounted
12-20
is
plate and
preparation
of $76,739.
consist
and
<
-
•
completion
will
stock
will be
ana
and
Sept.
11-
SEC
terms
payment
3
1-3-61
$1.25
(quar.)___
(quar.)
common
the
$2
11-21
11-30
ing
program
3c
__
perform
and
Y.,
proceeds from the stock sale will be added to the company'-3
funds
general
18c
(quar.)
class
The net
3
10c
II
letterpress
as
•'
.
preferred stock, to be offered for public sale;
underwriters headed by Merrill Lynch, Pierce,
Inc/ The dividend rate, public offering price, and
Smith
&
underwriting
1
5
12-
the
Fenner
9
1-16
30c
.__
'
ended
months
Park
80
with
a
1-
5
•
.
N.
commercial
cumulative
group
of
par
12-
$1.50
of
through
1-
•
1343.
company
5
12-
/
St.,
of
Public Service Electric & Gas Co.—Files
$100
12-
1-12
1-
50c
(s-a)
six
common
statement
11-18
3
com-
.
capitalization
12-
12-30
the
the printed product.
Advertising brochures,
packaging material and posters account for
production, although it has handled a variety
$1,198,159 and net income
11-25
3
of
lithograph
a
photocomposing
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
102,
such
'
$4.25
.
of
the
12-31
11-25
12-10
40c
method
a
'/•
12-15
12-10.
$1
12-12
11-30
of
outstanding
1-13
48c
Co.
dividend
Wilcox- Oil
tax.,
1
6
12-31
37 %c
(s-a)
3%
12-15
sales
p.
2-
7%c
William
12-15
had
the
'
handle, and
to
offset printing.
types of
EARNINGS—For
V.
1-
12-12
from
cards,
12-15
!
Whltaker Paper Co. (quar,)l_
Wickes Corp.
(increased)
Stores,
,
corrected payment
Varick
200
at
methods
equipped
company's
shares of
(quar.)
11-21
30c
other
of
is
delivery
bills,
the
300,500
62c
12-12
30c
of
12-16
:
50c
-
the
to
pamphlets,
12-
25c
Works
preferred
jv
modernization
'
located
printing
lithography,
plates
most
other
1
(quar.)
preferred
Machine
Wieboldt
*
Extra
Motor
Whitin
6%
(quar.)
Fastener
12-10
-
(quar.):
United Board & Carton
11-15
50c
_
12-15
$1.25
(quar.)
4%%
offset
11-22
9
equipment;
new
offset lithography,
company
3
common
(quar.)
convertible
preferred
(quar:)
5%%
2-15
3%
United- Carbon Co.
United-Carr
12-
3%
(quar.)
United Artists Theatre Circuit—
Service
Co.
from
The
1-
Whirlpool Corp.,
White
dividend
Aircraft
12-15
Md.
The
incorrect.
•
1-
tl7%c
12-
Weyerhaeuser
distinct
12-30
8c
(quar.)
12-
1
Non¬
source.
„•»
;
printing by means of impressions offset from
11-16
15c
Ltd.,
12-15
11-30
1
Stationery—
12-15
12-
12-10
50c
Petroleum, 5% preferred
Products, Ltd. (quar.)
Gas
the
tax.
company,
in commercial
gaged
The
&
Western
12-15
12-
the
of
BUSINESS—The
Co.—
(quar.)
(George),
B
iv=
at
.
.
date .was
operations.
10c
;
Class
1
in New York City, and the possible acquisition of
printing field.
The balance of the proceeds will be ."
applied toward the reduction of current accounts payable, and usedfor
working capital in connection with
the proposed expansion
of
12-14
(increased)
Virginia
Westates
12-1
the
1-3-61
.;.,
Westeel
12-
12-10
..
space
in
12-28
(quar.)
50c
10c
11-23
12-30
30c
Ohio
Weston
Corp.—
8
12-12
$1.37%
Jersey & Seashore RR., common
1
,-
11-29
12-15
5c
.
9
2
a
37 %c
West
preferred
press;
1-16
dividend)-
12-
1-20
12-19
25c
Western
1-20
12-
10%
1-20
.
11-28
$1.25
(quar.)
(Pittsburgh)
12%c
(quar.)
12-15
$1.12%
investment
2-15
9
6
;.
West
5%
7%
11-29
including the purchase of a new large 4-color and large *
new
automatic step-and-repeat photo-composing ma¬
purposes,
6
11-30
$1
(s-a)
12-
12-
10c
12-15
7
15c
dividend.
tax
9
.-
3%C
deductible
tax
12-
12-
■
Continued from page 8
10c
Publishing Co., class A
Western Railway of Alabama
12-
12-20
12-20
11-22
Westinghouse Air Brake
2-15
6
12-28
1-20
2-15
12-
12-20
11-28
12-16
12-20
dividend
Tablet
12-31
12-20
12-
50C
rjJUJS
11-15
5%
2-15
isc
2
11-25
12-28
87%c
12-
12-10
45c
92%c
11-15
11-15
50c
$1.12%
_
12-15
40c
Extra
$i0c
11-15
,.1-16
25c
;
;
tax.;..:/.
income
11-30
(quar.)
Paper (quar)
Western Carolina Telephone
(quar.)
(quar.)__
11-25
12-15
General Corporation and
Investment News
floor
11-30
Management
Gas
Jamaica
companies
50c
Bank
Less
pany's
12-15
30c
___:
End
8-31:
12-23
15c
resident
published
11-17
12-15
t20c
Fargo Bank-American Trust
Stock
2-28
5-31
date and/or record date is indicated here.v
% ;
;
t Payable in U. S. fundsr less 15% Canadian non-residents
11-15'
9
12-15
5c
West
i'
25c
8%
'
(interim)-
12-
12-10
;
Extra
West
11-30
6-15
9-15
5%
-
closed for this
15%;
income
installation
year-end from net securities profits)
Wells
British
chine;
(quar.)—
net
12-15
1,3-15
.
..
10c,
—
Canadian funds,
tax
y Previously
2-color
$1.43%
;_
Weiman Company (stock
Wellington Fund, Inc
Wellington
Less
a
11-30
(increased).
Co.
,
_____—_
books not
in
resident
/11-30
15c
Clutch
Washington Water Power
12-15
(quar.)
B
•Transfer
12-20
15c
&
*
10c.
10c;.
$1.25
Company—
t Payable
12-20
$1.56%
(quar.)—
Waukesha
Weeden
I
1.
(initial
Manufacturing
ment
;___
(quar.)
preferred
5
$1.25
(increased)
Class
Union Trust
&
4
11-21
7-10
10c
—.—
Zero
Zonolite
11-30
12 %c
,
Pharmaceutical
12-
12-10
12-20
25c
(quar.)
11-
10c
1-10
4-19
c
12n20 noAilnJQ)
10%
(quar.)_
12-31
ioc
(Troy, N. Y)
11-30
(quar.)
Brake
Motor
1-31-61
7-3J-61
(quar.)_i._ij____
——
62 %c
12-10
$1.75
;
12-20
30c
Extra
4%%
9
11-17
•
$1.03
preferred
Pictures
Electric
Common
1
/ 12-
4-29-61
(quar.)
(quar.)
11-25
12-15
1 %.
;
Electric
12-15
(quar.)
(quar.)
12-15
$35c
Disney Productions (quar.)
Baking Co., 5%% pfd. (quar.)
1-4-61
12-
3
1-
37 %c
(stock dividend).—___
Ziegler Coal & Coke
1
(quar.»_
A
11-14
37V2C
———
—___
Year-end
1
$1.01
Western
Angeles)
12-
(quar.)
extra
1-4-61
._____!
(quar.)
Class
Stock
12-15
expenses.
(Los
12-15
Ltd.___
$1.50
Union
5%
Mines,
Washington Natural Gas
Extra
United
11-25
1-20
37 V2
Youngstown Steel Door Co.
1
(quar.)
Waite
12-15
1
12-10
37% c
,1
12-20
12-10..
T
:.:.$i
_______—
3
2-
•
30c t:
.
,
Youngstown Sheet & Tube
vure.
WJR (The Goodwill Station)
Wagner Electric Corp. (quar.)
amount
to
approximately
depositary share based on cur¬
of exchange and deduction of
rate
12-
;_
9
will
per
12-15
$12%c
.____.
12-17
$1
Ordinary
20c
9
20c
12-
Year-end
1
V.
11-18
(quar.)
5
Wallace & Tiernan,
/
Non-voting
12-
12-
15c
3
.
1
12-
1-
1
12-23
50c
10c
1-
12-
1-16
$1.25
1-
Amulet
12-
(quar.)^—_—.—
Young Spring & Wire
11-.. 2
12-15
u".
12-15
1
75c
(quar.)
12-31
$1.05
Co.
9
(quar.)
Corp.
Quarterly:
12-12
12 %c
1
(quar.)_
Iron
12-
(quar.)
Street
National Bank
Stock
2-
&
3
(quar.)
preferred
United
2-15
2%
Investment
Union
preferred
Mold
1-
(quar.)
preferred (quar.)
$3.50
6%%
Batteries
7
6
_;
preferred
(quar.)____
5%% preferred (quar.)
.*.
1
Corp.—
Power
Yocam
7.
12-
12-9
,
/
11-21',
12-
25c
':
•
..
.11-22
6
62%c„ ...12-20
$1.12%,,.
-.(quar.)
1
12-28
1
3%,
,•
...
(increased-quar.).
1
12j. 1
9
5%
40c
Co., common
preferred (quar.)
$3.70
2
3
$1.25
i
.
5
12-
12-28
75c
j
—_—
12'12>■
,12-10
40c
)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_
6%
2
12-27
15c
35c
&
6%
6%
12-12
1-
1
common
Wakefield Company, 5%
(auar.)
Light
12-
12-
(quar.)
Walgreen
preferred
Union
12-
1-
12-
40c
A
1
12-27
4%
Materials,
$30c
(quar.)
Co., $5 pfd.
& Towne Mfg.
Yellow Cab Co.—
1
12-
(quar.)
Co.
$25c
Electric
$4.50
Vulcan
12-15
30c
Electric
Bank
Union
1
12-
"
..
11-30;
15C" _12-10
50c
(quar..)._
11-30
11-30
v
12-15
—
_
L, 11-30
12-15
*";
.
_____
common
Yale
2
12-20
dividend
$25c
Acceptance Corp., Ltd.
Union
12-
12-15
5%
Clutch
and
Products
Grocery
Stock
12-15
12-31
$1
rent
Food
Von's
1
40c
Udylite Corp."( quar.
Union
Vita
12-
9
a.
of New Jersey
$1.05
1
12-15
9
Coal
Payment
12-
12-
Extra
Unilever
3
12-
dividend
South
1-
12-15
25c
Gas
Gas
12-10
$22%c
Forging
1-
12-
12-
1
12-23
Virginia Iron
dividend)
Virginia Telephone & Telegraph Co. (quar.)_
Ward
Triangle Conduit & Cable (reduced)
Troy & Greenbush RR. (s-a)
208
12-15
c'l
r:.li,-30/.;
'12-15
-
6V2C:
(quar.)_
Jr.,.(monthly)—
Wyandotte Chemicals
1
35c
(quar.)—.
Coal & Coke (stock
3
(Vineland, N. J.)
(New Haven)—
Steel
1-
$1.25
(quar.)
3
(quar.)
Williams
Twin Disc
3
(quar.)
(s-a)
(Wm.>,
12-23
12-
37 %c
preferred
1-
Quarterly—
Tucson
$4.12
l-
25c
.
Wyman-Gordon Co.. (reduced-quar.)____—
x
preferred
1-
/
Insurance
9
9
2%
(quar.).
J60c
dividend
Stock
12-15
Pa.)—
(quar.)
Trans-Mountain Oil Pipe Line
Trust Co.
preferred
12-31
Fund—
preferred
1
12-
12-
57c
(quar.
preferred (quar.)_:
8%
Common
Trunkline
A
$5
f50c
6%
12-
12-22
5c
—
Vulcan
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
preferred
(quar.)
12-15
$0,356
Vulcan-Hart Corp.
(quar.)
8%
12-19
12-15
& Grey Trust
(quar.)
Virginia Dare, Ltd., com. (stock dividend)
Virginia Electric & Power Co., com. (quar.)
$$1.12 %
Bank
2
12-26
33c
Victoria
J50c
National
Truax-Traer
Ltd... class
$4.04
r
-v,.;
'..•1-13
-
17% c-
'
.^
Co.
11-25
25c
Quarterly
&
Trust
&
$1
Trans-Canada Corp.
Travelers
11-25
(quar.)—.
Co.
1
11-28
1-
12 %c
1
_L______^
(quar.)
11-18
35c
(Hazelton,
class
Tradesmen's Bank & Trust
Transue
...
Mfg.,
■*.
—
25c
9
12-15
'1-31
/
$1: 50;
v.
1-10
(accum.)
12-12
$40c
(quar.)
Corp.
12-15
Inc.
Bank
r
>1-13
•
Company—
12-10
...
(quar.)
preferred
Stock
Viceroy
10c
;
Trans-Lux
2
20c
Trust
Ltd.,
4 % %
4% %
12-
45c
(quar.);
(quar.)__
Finance,
Tradesmen's
3
12 %c
Trusts
Annual
5%
1-
5%
Corp.
Bank
Vermont
12-12
Supply, class A (quar.)
Trade Bank & Trust (N. Y.) —
Stock dividend
Traders
2
12-12
Tractor
Traders
12-
12-31
1
Engineering Corp.—
General
3
—
._
9
12-
12-15
;
1-
12-31
dividend
Toronto
Veeder-Root,
$1.12%
,__
Stock
11-30
$1.06%
(quar.)
Extra
Tool Research
11-30
Iron
preferred
Wrigley
11-28
15c
Extra
12-15
12-15
4%
;
12-
12-
12-15
$1.12%
5% preferred A (quar,)
_;
Vanity Fair Mills Inc. (quar.)
1
Vapor Heating Corp. (increased-quar.)
1-
B.)
12- 9
1-31
90c-'
.
.___
3%
.
1
1/
30c
12-15
B)
(Los Angeles)
1-
1-
17 %c
;
(quar.)
$4.20
and
.
11-25
12-15
25c
,
(increased)
$1
_____
Packing
(quar.)
(quar.)__
preferred
(J.
i
Machinery Corp.. (quar.)__
preferred
4%:%
11-18
5
Industries, Inc.—
conv.
Sciver
class A (quar.)_'___
class A. (quar.)—____
(quar.)—;
Newspaper
6%
11-30
9
12-
60c
class A
3
12-
12-15
(quar.)
12-15
1
25c
(increased-quar.)
Insurance
Tobin
on
1-
12-15
43 %c
preferred
3
Bearing (quar.)
Products Co.—
dividend
11-25
4
dividend
$2.28
I
12-12
c
5
12-30
Roller
(Stock
12-23
5
Van
Roofing (reduced)
Time, Inc. (year-end)-_
Tip Top
11-25
12-
12-15
Tilo
Timken
12-23
11-
11-30
*
„____
2
12-
1
20c
(quar.)
2
12-
$2
Products
Norman
25c
a
2
12-
12-15
1-
(quar.)__.
pfd. A
12-
12-28
12-10
12-15
Van
$1
(quar.):.
12-28
112-21.
55c
&
35c
B
12-22
.12-15
12-15
(quar.)
preferred
2-16
1-16
75c
(Del.)
Industries
B
Worthington Corp.,
12-17
$1.25
Thrifty l5rug Stores, 4%%
1
30c
1
(quar.)
Markets
3-
12 %c
2
(quar.)_
dividend
4%%
| Stock
5
(quar.)
1-
35c
(quar.)
preferred
&
1
;:.6c^..12-27
V
Lothrop, .common (quar;)___i_
preferred (quar.)—
:___L_
Woolworth
(F. W.)
Ltd. Ordinary & Amer.
deposit receipts.;.
'
'
9
12-
(quar.)_
Corp.
-
$l.Q6%i1.;11-
,
5%
11-30
30c
Co. (quar.)-Light, common (quar.)_
preferred series A (initial)____
Utilities
11-
22 %c
1-
Thompson Ramo Wooldridge, Inc.—
Thorofare
Oil
Power
$1.28
5
12-31
12-15
27 %c
25c
31 %c
common
12-
3
Lines
Match
Universal
11-28
12-15
12-
50c
common
common
Wood
9
7%c
31 %c
(quar.)
Co.,
preferred
12-15
12-13
48c
(quar.)
Mfg.
1
15c
:
(s-a)
(quar.)
(quar.)___
(quar.)__
preferred
25c
$1.35
(quar.)___
11-
60c
(quar.)
United Stockyards Corp. (quar.)
Universal Marion,
common
(quar.)
1-
5
$1.75
non-cumulative
Truck
$1.24
12-
15c
Co.,
■
Wolverine Insurance Co.,
Class
9
50c
rr
Reclaiming
Tobacco,
S.
12-31L
10c
(N. Y.)
•«'*/ per.' *^When- Holdera if
Sharer Payable of Reoi. .-f
'
'IT—:
(monthly)
Wometco Enterprises,
12-20
12-
25c
common
preferred
Steel
$1.31%
_
(Md.)(quar.)
common
;
,
11-30
15c
common
(s-a)__;
Co.,
Rubber
7%
U.
1
50c
•
Extra
4
12-16
■
(quar.)
preferred
Thomas
12-
11-
" -
Textiles, Inc., common
(quar.)_
4%
preferred (quar.>_____
Textron, Inc., common
(quar.)
Thatcher
1-
(quar.)
(quar.)
(N. J.),
preferred
1st
$1.18
9
10cX-
Pipe & Foundry
(quar.)_
Playing Card (quar.)____
8%
9
11-30
1-10-61
$1.12%
common
Insurance
Rubber
$1.25
(quar.)
Sulphur
4% %
12-
1-
(quar.)
Producing
Gulf
preferred
1-
$1.12 %
investment
5.40%
5%
U.
9
:
-
5.25%
Texas
9
9
$1.31 %
;
Transmission,
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)
Texas
12-
12-
11
1212-
10c
(quar.)__
**
Woodward
(quar.)_"__
12-
65c
(from
7%
2
2
30c
B
Freight
Stores
Woodward
Extra
.
11-23
1-
1-
$2.50
(quar.)__
Gypsum Co.,
$1.28
(quar.)
Gas
Inc.
S.
S.
9
2%
~
4.96%
12-
Class
$1.22%
—
:
Texas
U.
1-
dividend
Texas
U.
12-
1-
(quar.)_
'
Stock
1
11-18
class A
1-
;
preferred (quar.)
preferred (quar.)_.
Tenney Corp. (monthly)
Extra
12-
12-13
Foil,
$1.27%
;
4.72%
Inc.
12-28
1-
S.
S.
$1.16
5%
Texaco,
U.
U.
9
Corp.,
»'
12-15
Power & Light, 4.40% pfd,.(quar.);. /.$1.10
4%%. preferred (quar.)___"_/ $1.12%/' ■ffl?-15
.12-15
4.76%
$1.19
preferred (quar,)-i—1____—i__—
12-15
$1.20
4.80% preferred (quar.)^
:______—-/
32 %C ;V '1-20
Wisconsin Public Service,'.-common (quar.)__/,
11-28
'
10c
Chemical
•" **" "
ff
*
J/
Co., $4;25 preferred (quar.)_____—
Winn-Dixie
Woodward Governor
(quar.)_
class, A
preferred (quar.)
Fidelity & Guaranty
$1.15
(quar.)—;
preferred
1
1
1
&
9
12-16
$1.06%
4 % %
1
12-
$1.06%
(quar.)
preferred
4.50%
12-
1-
Corp,,
4>
Wisconsin
1-31
50c
Bolt
*•<
f.
,1
<
11-25
1-
.•
37 %c
Conditioning
$1.16%
5.12%
preferred
Borax
28c
__.
(quar.)
(quar.)_
5.10%
5%%
Air
S.
12-
;
$1.02%
preferred (quar.)
4.60% preferred (quar.)—:
4.64% preferred (quar.)
S.
U.
2%
(quar.)—
preferred (quar.)—
4%%
U.
11-30
12-22
35c
:——
j.
11-30
12-16
2%
——;—_—___—._
(increased)
Corporation
Tennessee Gas Transmission, com.
4.10%
$1
________
12-15
12-
*75C:
'
(quar.)
3
12-15
50c
——
(annual)
Ranch
Stock
(quar.)
12-10
12-10
Products
Tecumsehu
&
1
»
Wisconsin Electric Power—
3.60% f preferred (quar.)—
6%
preferred: (quar.). I
"
;
Molasses, Ltd. ordinary (final)—
pence equal to approximately $.048
per
depositary share free of British inc. tax
12-15
12-12
40c
Coal. Cos.
45c
12-16 /
2-15:.
$25c "
A
30c
"
—____—
Taylor & Fenn Co.. 4.32%
12-14
10c
"
_,
(increased)___™____^_
(James), Inc.
Tappan Company
'12-20
•
'f
•
United
Taft
JL- i
„
J
,
Name of Company
Wilson &
.
from
Fuel'Investments,
6%
.
i
12-20
*
**
♦
"'•;V
■
(extra)__
1
(quar.)
Ltd-—-*
preferred
(quar.)___/__
United Gas Corp.
(quar.)
'___
United Gas Improvement Co., com.
(quar.)
4%% preferred (quar.)
:
United
.12-
.
1-1
15c."
.
._
Corporations, Ltd., class A
United Elastic Corp. (quar.)_
12-15
13%c
Corporation
net
I
17c
.
•_
.__
United
'
'
Swift
(quar.)
9
12-15 -
3%
"
(California)___—
Syracuse Supply
12-
12-22
6c
"
—__________
J/ Name
10-31
9
12-19
33c
--
____—
Co.
12-19
30c
Mid-Continent Oil, common
Sunshine Mining (quar.)
Super Valu Stores/Inc. (quar.)
Supferior
12-
,
10-31
9
5c
Sunray
Superior
12-
25C
2%
:___,
.
12-16
12-28
6%
;
Parr
When Holder«
Share' Payable of Reo.
...
25c
L—.
(quar.)
Holder$\
Payable of Re&
35c
"**
________
:
When
A
Share
"!
(quar.)
Stock dividend
Sunflstrand Corp.
Stock
/'-
-
tquar.)____'
Corp.
Sun Oil Co.
Per
*
,
* Name of Company
Sunbeam
./Monday, December 5, 1960
titled
12- 2
company at a
after April 1,
Prudential
by
to
price
1968.
the
sale
an
warrants-
principal
purchase
$3.00
The
150,000
per
offering
shares*-of
share,
price
the
of
■
March
Pruden--
common
to
150,000
1953,.
secured
25,
amount, of
warrants
the
shares
The
issued'to
agreement ;dated
$600,000
company -to--Prudential.". These
the
of
of
Co.
&
warrants
stock
shares
en-,
the
of
become
void
to
be
Volume
to
sold
by the company and the company will receive no part of the proceeds
from the public sale,
However, upon the purchase by Prudential from
the company of the 150,000 shares being offered upon the exercise of
the warrants, the company will receive $3 per share, or an aggregate of
$450,000 if all the warrants are exercised before deducting the expenses
of
registration,
which
manufactures
company
addition
In
warrants
to
owned
outstanding
indebtedness
be
to
and
3,054,815
the
and
exercised
of
shares
by Prudential,
stock,; pf
common
officials
$
Railway
Net
Net
St.
management
2,229,569
1,241,586
2,404,933
1,179,411
18,507,707
18,974,227
9,107,695
9,573,480
I960—Month—1959
—V.
$4,301,623
expenses
262,980
253,224
2,418,088
2,426,157
from rail-
with
$192,297.
52,891
.
„
$172,131
42,153
$1,923,459
,
657,019
$1,875,466
537,785
;
1859.
p.
St.
Reynolds & Reynolds Co.—Files Secondary—
The
Ohio, Dec. 1, filed
a
registration statement with the SEC, covering 130,000 outstanding
shares of class A common stock, to be offered for public sale by the
present holders thereof througu a
group
or
underwriters headed by
H.
M.
Byllesby & Co.
and urant-Brownell &
Co.. Of such stock,
13,000 shares will be reserved for sales to certain management, officials
•
and
of
company
employees
price
of
the
underwriters.
The public
offering
to be supplied by amendment.
principal
terms
Dayton,
St.,
Gennantown
underwriting
and
The
800
are
engaged in the
manufacture and sale
of both
specialized
business
and
accounting
forms
and
systems/ and
allied products.- In
addition to certain indebtedness,
the company has outstanding 986,000 shares of class B common stock
and 452,700 shares of class A common stock.
Richard H. Grant, Jr.,'
and
Board
Chairman,
49,300
class
The Winters
William
sell
H.
of Dayton holds,
as trustee,.
sell 70,000 shares, and Mrs.
class A shares and proposes to
Jr.
106,500
owns
shares.—V.
to
proposes
192,
1753.
p.
*
Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac RR.—Earnings.
$1,779,009
Railway oper. revenueRailway
1,317,968
expenses
oper.
1960—10 Mos.—1959'
1960—Month—1959
Period End: Oct. 31—
$1,932,862 $19,959,809 $19,847,952
1,277,033
13,181,266
13,236,359
operations!
way
Net
ry.
—V.
from raii-
revenue
income--
oper.
192,
$6,778,543
$6,611,593
2,014,104
$655,829
$461,041
327,702
1,965,389
173,222,
1859.
p.
$5,763,346
$5,826,288
$54,591,286
$55,178,70*3
Rwy.
operating
expenses
3,588,090
3,517,931
34,332,083
ordinated
$100
called
has
corporation
for
$2,175,256
$2,308,357
$20,259,203
$20,597,315
inc..
917,471
947,505
9,141,712
8,823,087
operating
rwy.
192,
1859.
p.
Stock
Offered—Via
a Nov. 22
prospectus, Moore, Leon¬
Lynch, Pittsburgh, Pa., publicly offered 100,000
shares of the firm's $1 par common stock at $9.25 per shr.
ard
.
&
BUSINESS—The
as
to
successor
Pennsylvania
number of
a
business
The
1939.
in
first
cents
16
The
at
held
of
'
•
included
were
annual
meeting
in
the
at
corporation,
businesses the
incorporated
was
carried
of
first
of which
in
1954
started
was
in
now
lumber
a
through
on
radius of 30 miles of Pittsburgh. The business is
14 subsidiaries all of whose capital stock is owned
PROCEEDS—The net
500)
from
pany's
Bank,
to
sale
the
with
loan
and
retire
the
the
100,000
proceeds
the
shares
borrowings
of
dated
company's
of
16,
Nov.
of
RPC-4000,
both
on
established
deliveries
which
of
have
begun,
well
as
($500,000)
1960
stock
with
under
LGP-30.
$200,000
property
which
has
the
com¬
National
company
amount,
the
mately
the two companies have invested approxi¬
their jointly owned computer company.
Royal
made "remarkable progress in establishing
important factor in the electronic computer industry."
together
tMortgage notes
$6%
secured notes
Corp.,
ourselves
as
have
and
an
noted that the company's sales of electric office type¬
the first quarter were 20%
higher than those of the same
Ryan
Mr.
in
writers
Royal McBee continued to gain a larger share of
the total electric typewriter market, a trend the company has main¬
tained over the past three years,
he said.
;
'
period
year
a
installment
§6%
to
finance
wish
may
to
the
of
purchase
acquire
for
but
which
it
;
installment
♦♦Class
tThe
B
note
due
stock
free
which
<Jisadavantage
relief."—V.
warrants
192,
1402.
p.
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
expenses
oper.
302,994
shares reserved
addition
filn
to
pledged
the
secure
of five
♦♦Consisting
share,
shares
147,006
are
company's
operations-
way
Net
192,
$38,280
;
*$57,707
"
v.
fifth
after
60,600
treasury shares of
agreed
A provides a conditional exemption from registration-•
with respect to public offerings of securities not exceeding $300,000 in
amount. In a notification filed Jan. 27, 1960, Saber proposed the public
value class B nonvoting,
stock at $2 per share and 2,500 shares of its ten cents par value class
A voting common stock at $2 per share..
The Commission's suspension
order
asserts that the offering circular
and other material used in
connection with the offering contained untrue statements of material
106,875 shares of its ten cents
the
in
par
facts with respect to (1)
to state material
underwriters
in
stock
the
fact
was
offered
to
members
some
the
of
per-share and to other members of the public at varying
prices,. (2) the statement in the offering circular that Saber
of the
"property and plant facilities" described therein
when, in fact, legal title thereto was incomplete and was not completed
until July 18, 1960, and (3) the financial statements were not prepared
in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles and prac¬
tices in that the issuer represented ownership in the balance sheet of
public at $2
building,
and
land
the
ownership
of
when
in
fact" the
issuer
did
not
have
not
complied
use
of
192,
with in that sales were made to the public
file
to
failed
offering
filed
report,
a
circular and
and
complete
May
share for
named
below
have
severally
Shares
___
4,000
Humphrey, Inc.————
4,000
McKelvy &/ Co.—;
Hulme, Applegate &
C. S. McKee & Co.-.—_—_
Richards & Co.——
Penington, Colket & Co.—
Co.—
6,000
5,000
Chaplin, McGuiness & Co.
Cunningham, Schmertz &
4,000
8,000
8,000
&
actual
made
May
without
the
the issuer and the selling stockholder
accurate
report
incorrectly stated
1960,
12,
violation
in
hearing,
Act.
upon
vacated
or
1960,
2,
paid
commissions
Securities
be
on
com-;
of
9,000 outstand-.
public
by
sale
G.
T.
the
research,
development
and
to
research,
to
and
G.
various
The
development
business.
plastic
balance
introduction
and
Plymouth
is
products through
proceeds will
an
the
of
of
new
or
be
refined
supplement
working capital.
outstanding 765,000 shares of common stock, of
Schjeldahl owns 127,476
shares
and
proposes
to
sell
Management officials as a group own
187,590 shares.
T.
189,
Plymouth's
of
of
operation.
has
1512.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
$
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$
$
$
Rwy.
operating
revenue-
12.581,541
13.475,012
131,816,157
133,387,686
Rwy.
operating
expenses
10,156,065
10,453,046
103,206,588
101,230,507
-$2,425,476
inc.1,074,652
$3,021,966
$28,609,569
$32,157,179
1,513,841
13,164,000
15,955,469
Net
from
revenue
operations
Net
operating
rwy.
—V.
192,
rwy.
1859.
p.
Security Annuity Life Insurance Co.—Common Stock
Offered—The company publicly offered on Nov. 14, 300,000 shares of its $1 par common stock at
$7 per share,
as
speculation.
a
pursuant to
; |
is
company
the
Subsequent to the
certificate
of
laws
corporation
a
the
of
sale of
authority
Commonwealth
Commonwealth
of
intends
to
the
shares,
from
Kentucky.
inaugurate
the
the company
Department
When such
the
sale
Co.,
4,000
of
of
is
issued
forms
various
it's
will apply for
Insurance
certificate
the
of
the
com¬
standard
of
insurance contracts.
On
Sept.
22.
Annuity
1960,
Commonwealth
At
of
Kentucky.
was
Incorporated
All Annuity's
under
laws
the
of
the
capital stock is now owned
the
present
company
and Annuity occupy
Taylor Building, Louisville, Ky.
Marlon E,
PROCEEDS—The proceeds
will be utilized
Establishment
of
agency
organization
including
facilities
All
funds
will
remaining
be
balance
the
and
company,
offices
utilized
will
be
for
at
placed
office
home
„!
100,000
operating
In
capital
investments
of
CAPITALIZATION
GIVING
company
Annuity
—V.
192, p.
stock
common
capital stock
EFFECT
(par
are.
#
TO
PRESENT
FINANCING
Authorized
The
the
which
permitted under the insurance laws.
$1)
Outstanding
300,000 shs,)
400,000 shs.
(par $1,000)
100
100
1095.
Sheraton Corp. of America—Tenders for Debentures—
Second
The
3
Trust
Co., Boston, Mass., will until
tenders for the sale to It of
7'/a%, due Jan.
1,
1989, to an amount
exhaust the sum of $849,985, at prices not to exceed 1007o
23,
debentures
sufficient to
1960
Jec.
0'.
Income
without
Street
State
Bank
(EST)
p.m.
capital
1,000
Inc.-——
temporary
follows:
as
Deposit with Custodian of Insurance Securities as required by
■
■
■
Kentucky statutes (Government bonds face amount $123,000) $125,000
Repayment of pre-corporation borrowings
:
23,000
Investment in subsidiary, Annuity ($100,000 of which shall be
for deposit with Kentucky Custodian of Insurance Securities)
150,000
4,000
1344.
p.
corporation
($100
sales,
of
that
the
in
that
offering
the
was
Bernardino, Calif.—Files With SEC
Nov.
are
working
17, 1960 filed a letter of notification
shares of common stock to be offered at
underwriting
to be used to purchase land, equipment, supplies
share),
per
proceeds
for
and
on
covering 1,745
SEC
the
without
capital.
interest.—V.
192,
receive
1753.
p.
Section
of
The
at $2
and
per
received
17(a)
Commission's
share and failed to disclose tne
and
(the
order
(2)
that
anti-fraud
provides
the
offering
provision)
an
was
of
the
opportunity
for
request* on the question whether the suspension should
made permanent.—V.
191, p. 1265.
Shinn Industries, Inc.—Proposes Offering—
The
of
company,
100
West
Tenth
$.75 per share selling commission.
agent,
51/4%
City
Trust
Co.
has
been
one
per
the
operating
revenue-
Rwy.
operating
expenses
Net
from
revenue
—V.
192,
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$3,656,981
$3,431,651
2,726,261
2,598,766
$85,047
37,445
$82,910
$930,720
$832 885
39,746
375,524
402,387
1859.
p.
Earnings of
31, 1960,
$8,044,918,
for
Earnings
$18,085,454,
of
or
the fiscal year ended Aug. 31,
$3.06
a
common
share adjusted
1959 amounted to
to an equivalent
shares.
report mailed to stockholders on Nov. 16 signed
Rosenstiel, Chairman and President, notes that "field
reports shows that sales of our products by wholesalers to the retail
trade
were
substantially in excess of our shipments to wholesalers.
by
1960
Lewis
year's earnings performance is, therefore, not indicative of
power of the company based on its consumer business.
anticipate that the current fiscal year will show substantial
provement in net income over the results of the 1960 year."
earning
may
The
report
cations
year
"that
will
T.ntiTAr
a
Delaware
a
be
snipe
the
We
im¬
adds that, as of its date of Issuance, Schenley has indi¬
sales volume for the first quarter of our 1961 fiscal
satisfactory."
in
fi.Qpfll
1 QfiO—$381,549,350
vs.
$460,038,891
in
fisc&l
will
will issue
to the prin¬
warrants,
transferable
at
one
to
purchase from the company
share and at prices increased
$6.60 per
$27,000
pay
corporation
to
Ralph
Frank,
R.
the
finder.
the
April,
All
I960.
of
the
of
company
The
In
organized
subsidiary were acquired in November, 1960,
296,500 shares of common stock of the
total
is
for
exchange
company.
in
company
thereafter for five years. According to the prospectus,
plans to offer 1,500 of such shares to the public
completion of this offering at the prevailing market
company
a
now
engaged
(through
subsidiaries)
its
assembly and sale of aircraft and missile com¬
sub-contract basis, primarily for defense purposes, and
manufacture,
the
on
a
design,
engineering,
and
industrial
of
manufacture
research
installation
and
facilities
and
and/or
equipment,
packaged automated systems.
The net proceeds from the
150,000 shares of common stock will be us^d as follows:
erec¬
and in fully
sale of the
$200,000 £0
evidenced by a note issued by Ecsco, the
used to discharge payroll and withholding
tax
delinquency and other current liabilities of Ecsco;
$225,000 to
expand the manufacturing capabilities of Shinn, $150,000 to obtain
the
necessary
tooling, advertising and inventory build-up necessary
to ready a new product, the "Morrisey plane" for marketing; and the
discharge
proceeds
balance
In
bank
a
of
for
annual
S.
a
was organized in November,
1960, to acquire all the
outstanding shares of capital stock of Shinn Engineering
California corporation organized in 1952, and Universal Ecsco
Corp.,
tion
Aug.
number
Inc.,
the
outstanding shares of the
In
Report—
Schenley Industries, Inc., for the fiscal year ended
including a special credit of $4,705,000, amounted to
equal after preference stock dividends to $1.30 a share
on' 5,904,051 shares outstanding at the year-end.
1
filed
and
ponents
Schenley Industries, Inc.—Annual
Del.,
company
Issued
in
The
immediately
stock -at
comntm
annum
The
The
rwy.
operations
———
rwy.
operating inc._
Net
Ry.—Earnings—
I960—Month—1959
$355,639
$343,274
270,592
260,364
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Rwy.
Wilmington,
underwriter
price.
Savannah & Atlanta
■
of
share
60c
30,000
entitling the holder thereof
each,
following
942.
p.
underwriter
cent
appointed trustee, paying
registrar and conversion agent for an issue -of the corporation,
subordinated convertible debentures, due Nov. 1, 1975.—V. 192,
National
First
St.,
registration statement with the SEC on Nov. 29, 1960, covering 150,000
shares of common stock, to be offered for public sale at $6 per share
through a group of underwriters headed by Myron A. Lomasney & Co.
In
addition to $11,500 for expenses, the underwriters will receive a
cipal
Imperial Corp.—Appointments-
San Diego
This
completed
development
manufacture
Period Ended Oct. 31—
4,000
4,000
6,000
& Scribner
Kraus-
&
Sanberec, Inc., San
The
an
&
Lear
The
legal
the assets represented therein.
The Commission's order
that the terms and conditions pf Regulation A were
(1)
asserts
1960-1966.
Sherrerd
Deane
Burge
.
owner
also
generally in
,
Hemphill, Noyes & Co— 10,000
Francis I. du Pont & Co.
8,000
higher
was
into common stock,
Shares
—V.
the
molding
shares.
9,000
the
Leonard & Lynch— 20,000
Moore,
the state¬
offering circular that the public offering price was $2 per
when
share
installment note due
6%
purchase, and the company has agreed to sell to themK
following respective numbers of shares of the common
to
severally,
The
Regulation
facts and omitted
in
company
which
which 29,800 are
shares
UNDERWRITING—The
•
a
,
ment
basis-
by the company.
convertible after
with
has issued an order temporarily suspending
offering of
1966.
convertible after 1962, second series of
1963, third series of 60,600 shares con¬
shares convertible after 1965,
series of 60,597 shares convertible after 1966.
,
of
series
The
1964, fourth series of 60,597
*6,947
Regulation A'
exemption from registration under the Securities Act of 1933 with
respect'to a public offering of stock by Saber Boats, Inc. (formerly
Light House, Inc.), incorporated under the laws of the State of Mary land and formerly located at Accokeek, Md.
Batten & Co., Washington,
D. C.,
was named as underwriter for this offering.
t,
"4 '
'
-
shares
100
includes
for
the
on
of
orderly
an
devoted
713
vertible
$335,227
♦366,545
1859.
p.
Boats, Inc.—Offering Suspended—
Saber
The SEC
an¬
follows:
as
First
par
-
also
sub¬
debentures
purchase
injection
for conversion of class B common
60,600 shares
Simpson, Emery & Co., Inc.
Thomas
& Co
!—:
2460
*$83,614
*95,296
;
income—
oper.
ry.
• Deficit.^-V.
.
is engaged
Inc.,
engaged
pany
series convertible
$3,016,808
3,074,515
3,508,845'
stock
each
for
offered
the
rail-
Net revenue from
.
per
1983.
until Feb. 26,
month
Reed,
$3,844,072
to 6%
equipment and machinery, matur¬
and before March 1, 1962.
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$390,566
352,286
$12,044
95,658
Railway oper. revenue— ;
HIOO.OOO shs.
302,994 shs.
t
Butcher
11960—Month—1959
"
be
statement
convertible
of
offer
insurance.
SlOCk;
Singer,
Rutland Ry.—Earnings—
500,000
—±rm-
*700,000 shs.
302,994 shs;
$1)—
to
1962
times on
§Payable $3,000 per
Ball,
;
to
to
common
debentures
of
stock
registration
a
$765,000
proposed
organized on April 22,
of Kentucky pertain¬
ing to life insurance companies for the purpose of engaging in the sale
of various forms of life insurance,
annuities and health.and accident
chattel mortgages on
by
various
ing at
(par
typewriter
duty
permit
1960
.
bear interest at rates from 3%
from
mature
tSecured
1961-1965
;
stock:
industry will continue to suffer from
importations of typewriters manufactured
in relatively low cost labor markets abroad
"so long as the Tariff
Commission refuses to recognize that we are at a distinct competitive
S.
U.
of
impact
is
The prospectus
record.
BUSINESS—The
197,258
1960-1966
due
$1)
mortgage notes
and
num
$2,439,926
122,544
————
(par
common
Outstanding
——
—
note
Common 1 stock
ago.
the
said
He
.
the
in
and,
long-term
on
additional
plans.
Capital stock:
in
$13,000,000
Precision
-
that
said
He
made
prospectus, the company intends to exercise an
all the outstanding stock of Plymouth Industrial
Sheboygan, Wis. in exchange for 42,000 shares of
its common stock. It is anticipated that $200,000 of additional working
capital will have to be invested in Plymouth's operation in order to
to
CAPITALIZATION GIVING EFFECT TO PRESENT FINANCING
♦Includes
company
$55,500,000,
Board
to
Products,
Shaler
the company, to the extent of
the increased use of Installment
by
finance
balance
definite
no
owned
to
the
the
presently
.
shares with General Precision Equipment
Corp. a
growth potential
in
the electronic computer market
"which could
exceed in volume and earnings anything we have ever experienced in
the typewriter business," Mr. Ryan
stated.
'
The
(
filed
covering
It
outstanding
offered,
Pittsburgh
bank indebtedness in like
develop the first 120 lots of
to
presently
and
the
as
of
company
option
(approximately $784,-
common
current
$200,000
acreage
Contracts
Ryan
Royal
company's
common
Minn.,
1960,
1971.
Seaboard Air Line
proceeds to the company
of
agreement
extent
Sales
the
reported that Royal McBee had a backlog of orders for
Precision
electronic
computer
systems.' These include
a
substantial
number
of
the
recently
introduced RPC-9000
and the
Mr.
77
to
were
of plastics, plastic compounds, machines for applying and
with plastics, and electronic instrumentation systems. Of the
net
proceeds from the sale of debentures, $200,000 will be replaced
into
the
company's
working capital for funds previously expended
for remodeling and equipping the company's office and research build¬
Inc.
will be used within the next 12 months to the extent of $800,000
6%
comparable quarter last year, sales were $26,751,000
net earnings were $467,000 or 25 cents a common share.
During
The
and
by Sampson-Miller Associated Companies,
y'
t
,
$836,500
Chairman and
President.
Craig-Hallum, Inc.,
is
principal underwriter. The record date, subscription price
and underwriting terms for the rights offering and the
public offering
price and underwriting terms for the sale of the outstanding shares'
are
to be supplied by amendment.
—V.
the sale
Authorized
Mr. Ryan's statement to stockholders
Biltmore Hotel in New York City.
$75,000,000
to
844.
the
as
principally within
31
share.
common
a
figures
their
ended Oct.
quarter
28,
due
principal amount
products
amounted to $26,68|7^000 and earn¬
ings after taxes and preferred dividend requirements were $325,000 or
the
Nov.
the
of
stock
comprises the construction and sale of houses,
building materials, the development and sale
of land, the rental of earth-moving and hauling equipment, and related
activities, including the placing of insurance and mortgages. It operates
of
15 that corporation sales
reported on Nov.
Ryan, Chairman,
inventories
ing. According to the
Sampson-Miller Associated Companies, Inc.—Common
Long-term debt:
Allan A.
taxpaid
wholesalers."
working
-
—_
operations
Net
—V.
rwy.
Down—News—
Corp.—Net
McBee
Royal
•
from
production
from
revenue
approximately
redemption on Jan. 1, next through
operation of the sinking fund, $52,000 of its 5Vi% subordinated deben¬
tures due Jan. 1, 1966 at 100%. Payment will be made at the Girard
Trust Corn Exchange Bank, Philadelphia, Pa.—V. 191, p. 2352.
The
from
and
Northfield,
of
on
shares
ing
948
debentures
holders
34,581,388
Net
Township
Redemption—
.
1960—10 Mos.—1959
revenue-
the
Ritter Finance Co., Inc.—Partial
Ry.—Earnings—r
1960—Month—1959
operating
together
Net
Southwestern
Period Ended Oct. 31—
proposes
and
shares
A
Joyce,
50,000
outstanding class B shares and
to sell 10,000 class A
shares.
the
of
and
National Bank & Trust Co.
class
276,900
all
owns
shares,
A
wholesalers'
Schjeldahl Co.—Files Rights Offering—
SEC
Schjeldahl,
Rwy.
is
company
standardized
Louis
of
receivable
amounting
pp.
company
the
mon
reduced
were
191,
of
.
income
oper.
192,
ratio
out
payments
(G. T.)
The
$4,341,547
listed
,
loans
Bank
addition,
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$425,355
operations—
way
Net, ry.
the
accounts
that trade receivables at Aug. 31 reflect a
reduction of $43,754,983 compared with last year. This inventory con¬
trol policy will result in considerable savings in interest charges, it is
loans.—V.
,
$455,277
revenue
improve
points
stated.
revenue-
oper.
and
report
to
Net
"!
•
81,578,000
to reduce
sales
The
San Francisco & Texas Ry.—Earnings—
oper.
Railway
the company has
which
80,736,749
1859.
Louis,
according to the report, mainly from "a ( management
sharply, taxpaid inventories in the hands of our
to
to
$
100,552,227
income—
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
$
99,244,456
operations
p.
$
10,700,294
8,295,361
51
reduce
to
wholesalers,
from rail¬
oper.
192,
1959—resulted,
program
1960—10 Mos.—1959
10,361,058
8,131,489
expenses
oper.
revenue
ry.
—V.
purchase
Hazard E. Reeves is listed as
shares.
as a group own 324,538
President.—-V, 191, p. 2460.
outstanding
150,000
Ry.—Earnings-
1960—Month—1959
Railway oper. revenue-.
way
recording
distributes
and
(2267)
Francisco
Period End. Oct. 31—
the company.
by
be borne
to
are
media such
as
magnetic tape, film and recording discs.
It also leases to motion
picture
producers
and
motion
picture production studios
patented
machines utilized in the application of magnetic oxide recording stripes
on
motion picture film of all sizes and produces and sells magnetic
oxide formulations to be used for that purpose.
It also produces, dis¬
tributes and sells a diversified line of instantaneous sound recording
discs,
The
Louis-San
St.
public, and the underwriting terms, are to be supplied by
No underwriting discounts or commissions will be payable
the
amendment.
Chronicle
Commercial and Financial
The
6009
Number
192
loan
which
were
working
addition
to
capital.
certain
indebtedness
,the
company
has
outstanding
stock, of which Clifford L. Shinn, President,
Robert M. Swaffield, Board Chairman, and
Stanley W. Stanlck, Executive Vice President, own, 43,750 shares each.
287,500 shares of common
owns
160,000
and
registration statement also includes
the following securities,
according to the prospectus, are not being offered for sale
The
which,
at
shares,
this
time,
the
company
having undertaken
to
file an amendment
registration statement with respect to any future offering of
(a) $900,000 principal amount of 6%
10-year con¬
vertible subordinated debentures,
(b) 112,500 shares of common stock
to
the
these
securities:
initially
issuable
upon
full conversion
of
the
debentures,
(c)
50,000
52
shares
to
of
the
(2268)
stock
common
holders
5-.year
of
thereof,
and
to
Josiah
of
20,000 options at* $6
a
M.
$45,000
cipal
Scott,
(d)
20,000
associate
an
commission
The
full conversion thereof
upon
for
the
of
shares
Laird
of
share.
per
and
6%
full
issuable
Co.,
placement
In
convertible
the
debentures.
to
of
company,
25
shares
filed
of
7701
stock,
common
of which
shares
100,000
to
are
offered
be
$525,000
will
be
which
$450,000
tories
from
shares
100
Title
State
20,000
to
shares.—V.
erties
191,'
to
outstanding short-term
repay
bank
used
increase
to
materials
raw
and
$
*
44,020,675
expenses
35,373,293
from
revenue
$
$
'
to
equipment,
develop
and
the
remainder
corporate purposes.
ways'
capital,
products
new
will
additional
and
In
to
Sportsway's
be
for
used
line
the
of
skin
^
* •'_ t
company's
stock
22,018,697
Rwy.
operating
expenses
15,345,131
that the
so
'f
<jj
.
and
216,814,528 224,912,633
15,435,814 153,173,016 154,868,063
loans
so
addition
to
certain
indebtedness,
the
additional
35,654.4
50,000
shares
''*•
and
standing
stock
sell
officials
the
of
8,340
212,500
owns
Management
common
to
proposes
Vice-President,
shares.
shares,
shares
a
as
and
and
group
Fred
all
of
1960—Month—1959
Net
out-'
nine
$282,469
$2,871,636
1,659,470
$101,304
$91,996
$1,212,166
192,
company.
*5,735
326,191
Precision
Products
Inc.
Earnings
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Backlog Up—
The
of
$1,638,000
highest
level
of
ments
Net
$1,680,856
profit
share
a
duplicating
in
the
comparable
after taxes for
based
the
half
the
of
to
earned
cents
$200,000,
President
the
nine
first
six
the
with
31
were
stood
of
due
$3.5
that
during
in
1960
Mr.
first
the
Standard
lower
earnings
shipments in
$1
and
highest
backlog will show
orders
the
level
$749,037
$782,702
377,474
746,388
$6,312,277
2,530,821
Financial
The
3,948,229
called
N-
in
and
New
York
Trust
Co.,
30
Broad
be
may
converted
into
St.,
New
stock
common
including,
but not after the close
per share.—V. 192, p. 1242.
at $7.75
backlog
April,
increase
as
Staten Island Rapid Transit
of
1959.
by
Period Ended
the
York
15,
of
at
business
time
any
Dec.
on
30,
year."—V.
192,
11.
p.
1
Hinted
net
of
to
of
_.acome
la
t
Sales
$13,434,867
$12,542,783
Sales
year.
increased
according to
share,
per
$2.81
or
amounted
slightly
the
$3.01
or
increase
an
share for
per
the
first
of
Oct. 31—
Ry.—Earnings—
1960—Month—1959
1960—10 Mos.—1959
operating
revenue.
$229,484
$306,769
$2,600,789
operating
$2,797,331
expenses
284,808
301,326
2,936,272
2,870,340
Net
7%
nine
in
over
150,000 shares of the company's 100 par
$2 per share on a "best efforts" basis.
stock
common
*55,324
192,
5,443
129,398
def._
69,681
*$335,483
"$73,009
1,037,190
787,926
'
•
"..
\
„•
APPOINTMENT—Transfer
Agent:
The
Corporation
Trust
State
of
New
The
Marine
Co.
common
The
of
Boston
stock,
Grace
$1
Trust
have
Co.
of
been
value,
par
then
m
Jersey on Jan. 11,
packaging and sale of various cosmetic
it
has
increased
its
activity
by
and
adding,
toiletry
Co.,
New
York
appointed
Bank
been
of
of
the
New
and
The
Old
Colony
agents
the
of
the First National
appointed
co-registrars of
corporation.—V. 192, p. 1916.
the
and
co-transfer
corporation.
York
items.
sells
products
new
such
Products label.
penses estimated
net
proceeds
at $10,000.
has
company
to
the
after
company,
deducting
ex¬
will be $230,000.
planned
intensive
an
advertising and sales cam¬
paign for which it is estimated that
approximately $90,000 will be
spent.
The company plans to allocate
approximately $10,000 for ad¬
vertising in national magazines. An estimated $60,000 will be
required
to finance additional
inventory and the remaining funds, $70,000, will
be
used
The
N.
for
general corporate purposes.
leases
company
office
space
the
common
stock,
$1
Springfield
J.
Ave.,
Irvington,
Its
plant
which is
also
leased, is located
at
49-51
Freeman
St., West
Orange, N. J.
is
company
authorized
to
issue
1,000 shares of $100 par value
non-cumulative preferred stock, of which 1,000 shares are
presently
issued and
outstanding. The preferred stock is convertible to common
at the rate of one share of
preferred to 50 shares of common
stock.
Said stock is redeemable at the
option of the holders of said
5%
stock, $1
Bank
in
that
■
in
"Business,
in
year."'
at
level
a
J:-
conditions
output, which for
in
service
our
the
first
three-;
This
was
exactly double the 6.4%;
Corresponding figure for the third
whole.
a
continues
business
12.8%.
up
as
increase
general,
•
indicating
was
an
P.
O.
SEC
offered
cash
Development
13.3%."—V.
of
192,
12.
p.
office
the
of
corporation,
Box
Issue
State
Bonds.
under
Israel
No
Israel,
1960,
sale
filed
covering
at
$0.60
300
registration
a
2,500,000
share.
per
ordinary
price
The
Israel
of
Independence Issue
underwriting is involved.
in
law
Haifa,
25,
public
in
or
4859.
Nov.
on
for
June
First
or
1959,
subsidiary Taro Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd., of
Israel, is
pharmaceutical production in Israel. Taro Pharmaceutical
engaged
in
Co., Inc.,
owns
all
the
company's 2,600 outstanding
founders'
279,705 outstanding ordinary shares. The
outstanding voting
shares of Taro,
Inc. are owned by a group of American
physicians,
members of their families
and friends.
Taro, Inc. is engaged in the
of
New
York,
business
of
and
importing
from
for
Israel.
and
It
exporting
also
acts
company and for
from the sale of
proceeds
products
for
the
a
loan
of
The
divisions;
company's
from
has
company
ordinary
chemicals
and
purchasing
Taro
Ltd.
shares.
the
cosmetics
Bank
for
been
appointed
be
International
Petroleum
192,
Corp.—To
agent
1653.
p.
Acquire—
its
Hacienda
project
for $3,100,000 in cash
accomplished without the
to
be
would
to
the
1,000-acre
with
Hill
transaction,
stock,
planned
Gold,
Colorado
Sunset,
total
has
River
and
known
built
in
of
less
than
11
according to Sterling,
be
appointed
for
its
than
more
It
years.
Sun
Vice
Sterling
homes
Gold
Sunset
area
Friendly
Whittier
become
Hills
to
the
division
a
of
President,
President
Robert* Walter,
charge of real estate
in
merchandising..
small
acquired
the
Dr.
Jacob
Levitt
listed
Board
as
President
Fund's
largest
active
of
Hacienda
land
developer
would
conceivably
make
Sunset
the
California," Sterling stated.
Earlier
in
this year, the
company purchased
Sacramento area, to be developed
super-city
—V.
192,
in
San
Diego
12,000-acre
a
in
the
Sunset
as
currently
site
City, and
development as
under
the
other
and
repay¬
493,503
Chairman
investment
of
company
Columbus,
and
Ohio,
in
Management
products
molding
has
agency,
announced
Nov.
on
Co.,
the
22.
of
the
machine,
Taccone
which
line.
is
currently in production, has been
in foundry mold
technology. It
is being investigated
by major automotive companies and other manu¬
facturers of castings, both in this
country and abroad, as the basis
for new,
high-speed, high-precision production lines.
described
Terms
Fund
as
of
to
$100,000
a
major
the
invest
in
its
Fund
breakthrough
transaction, according to Dr. Williams,
$300,000
would
in
tne
stock.
common
have
On
firm's
one-third
a
convertible
exercise
1916.
p.
the
of
call
see
Carlos.
Electro
Instruments,
Inc.,
for Techno
debentures
and
conversion
privileges.
equity in the company.—V. 192,
Telecomputing Corp.—Acquires Research
4,000-acre
San
of
management
The
Roseville-
a
for
a
new
foundry mold manufacturing process
to revolutionize foundry
production, Dr. Clyde Williams,
the
Clyde Williams- Investment
above.—V.
192,
2065.
p.
and
working
Through investment equity in the Taccone
Corp., North East, Penn¬
sylvania, it will participate in the
production, marketing, and further
development of the Taccone hydra-pneumatic
molding machine and
Techno
addition
and
Inc.—Acquires Interest—
business
interest
an
and
chemicals,
and $130,000
le-Israel B.M.
is
follows:
expansion
fine
equipment
division;
Leumi
United
$1,050,000
as
that is expected
the
Heights
said.
from
would
of
complex
Habra
award-winning
7,000
and
Sunset's
million,
notes.
issuance
land
Whittier-La
$60
and
producer's
gas
in the
value
nationally
development,
oil
community
ultimate
an
Sun
add
This
the
used
outstanding the 2,600 founders shares
Techno Fund,
co-transfer
in
estimated
pharmaceutical,
$170,000
pharmaceuticals
agent
The
ordinary shares will
$250,000, respectively, for
agricultural
capital
as
the
$350,000, $150,000, and
development of the company's
Corp.—Appointment—
has
value, of the corporation.—V.
par
Los Angeles company took its third
major step in California
development yesterday when Morton A.
Sterling, President, an¬
plans to acquire the Sun Gold real estate
organization and
"The
The
Manhattan
nounced
would
992
at
1959.
absorbed
nation
be
payable
is
Bank
The
land
The
PROCEEDS—The
The
Chase
Sunset
as
and a firm known as Matthew Products, and
in addition to its former products, manufactures
products
formerly manufactured under the Matthew-
the
The
Since
company presently,
and
Sunset House Distributing
15
Mascara Magic by Softol
the
of
February
two-for-one
(formerly General American Industries, Inc.)
has
redemption on Jan. 31, 1961, all of its outstanding cumula¬
6%
preferred stock at $55 per share plus accrued
to
ment
National
have
value, of
par
Midland
of
Boston
incorporated under the laws of the
1957, and is engaged in the manufac¬
ture,
in
the
"Taro-Vit" Chemical Industries, Ltd.—Files
Offering—•
net
Stylon Corp.—Appointments—
of the common
was
difference
sold
of
President.
Exchange Place, Jersey City, N. J.
company
effect
cents
66
corporation
for
States
'
..
.
at
BUSINESS—The
the
the
The
stock
common
reflects
the
5,020,282 shares
on
over
,
The company of
statement with the
to
1860.
p.
:
Trust
Softcl, Inc.—Common Stock
Offered—Harwyn Secu¬
rities, Inc., New York City, publicly offered on Nov. 23,
rwy.
operating
•
months
348.
p.
rwy.
♦Deficit.—V.
to
192,
from
revenue
operations
Net
$370,722,500, an increase of 3%.
all major geographical areas of the
world,
report.—V,
show
for
*
shares and
Sales
and
earnings
for
the
nine
months
ending
Sept.
30,
1960
•howed improvement over results for the
corresponding period of 1959,
a.-^ording to an interim report to shareholders on Nov. 22. Net income
an.
to
share
the company is engaged
in the manufacture in Israel of a
poultry food supplement, Vitamin A,
fine chemicals,
and other pharmaceutical and chemical
products. Its
Rwy.
Singer Manufacturing Co.—Sales and Net Up—
continue
common
earnings
last
was
Unit-
1754.
p.
stock
stock
The
value
is authorized
company
common
stock,
of
to
which
issue
1,000,000
500,000 shares
shares
of
10
cents
par
are
presently issued and
outstanding.
The common stock possesses voting rights.
The com¬
pany's Certificate of Incorporation does not provide for
any pre-emptive
rights. Assuming all the shares offered hereby are sold, the
company
will
V.
have
650,000
shares
of
stock
common
issued
and
outstanding.—
192, p. 11.
Sonotone
term
and
Nov.
licensing
23,
the
agreement
contract
to
riving
calls
the
of
Sonotone
payment.
the
that
it
had
the
for
into
long-
a
with
agreement,
President
financial
from
10
at
a
Furukawa
in
royalty
payments to Sonotone over
addition to
an
initial substantial
Irving I. Schachtel stated that
benefits,
reciprocal
agreement.
manufacturers
in
Sonotone
expects
battery development
Battery Co. is one
Japan.—V.
191,
p.
other
the
in
addi¬
advantages
program
of
1962.
cent
called
leading
for
de¬
in
battery
1817.
a
•«?\
Gulf
of 7630 Biscayne Blvd., Miami, Fla., filed a
registra¬
statement with the SEC on Nov. 29,
1960, covering 164,750 shares
common
stock
holders.
The
reserved
for
notes
ket
be
shares
issuance
offered
being
for
offered
the
upon'
public sale by certain
are
either
exercise
of
now
selling stock¬
outstanding or are
warrants
or
conversion
and may
at
r none
to
be sold from time to time on the over-the-counter
prevailing prices at the time of sale. The
of the
proceeds from
the
proposed
company
stock sale.
SEC
of
share
per
and
its
at
will
cost,
have
purchase
total
a
resell
as
of
mar-
will receive
covering
subsidiary,
and
of
for
to
the
Super
to
1
TelePrompTer
filed
outstanding
sale
and
their
with
company has outstanding
David
Knopping,
$5,000
of
own
520,000
at
at
$5
for
of
set
such
specially
shares
of
share
and
expenses
Inc.
non-food
up
of
and
consumer
they
trained
common
said
until
a
in
50
items
super¬
merchandise
personnel.
stock,
The
which
President,
owns
145,319
shares
and
proposes
to
sell 61,000 shares,
Joseph L. Milhender, Treasurer, owns 142,332 shares
and
proposes
to sell 61,000 shares, and Mr. Milhender,
as a
trustee,
holds 106,763 shares and proposes to sell 45,000 shares.
In addition,
H.
Richard
own
and
Jr.,
33,666
shares
Anne
each
L.
Knopping,
and
,
.
■
propose
to
children
sell
on
munity
and
Nov.
improved
Kaiser
and
and
a
industrialist
jointly-owned
TelePrompTer
said
tenna
facilities
the
development
for
Henry
J.
Kaiser
corporation
to
announced
provide
a
com¬
TV
system making possible educational
programming
television reception in the State of Hawaii.
Kahn
at
Corp.
28
antenna
new
in
the
of
Honolulu.—V.
Corp.
will
company
Chairman
install
and
and
President
operate
the
Irving
community
B.
an¬
islands, beginning with the Kaiser organization's
new
resort city of Hawaii Kai for
75,000 people
192,
p.
943.
an
Springfield,
departments
items
the
underwriter
per
plans
per
Tucker, Anthony
addition,
$6
Distributors,
They
sale
to
In
principal
shares
distributors
supermarkets.
display
departments
public
fee.
.the
20,000
Market
wholesale
are
merchandise
Dec.
200,000
4,200 shares
finder's
a
granted
underwriters
will
receive
share selling commission.
company
Mass.,
a group of
underwriters
Corp.
The principal underwriter
will
selling stockholders a total of 12,000 shares
the
each.
The company,
tion
of
the
Boston,
Securities
two
Day,
to
Knopping,
Utilities, Inc.—Files Secondary—
Clayton
L.
markets
the
with
Ave.,
stock, to be
offered
for
present holders thereof through
stockholders
per
The
of
Colony
The
Aaron
Southern
by
cents
R.
Old
common
by the
headed
39
statement
purchase from
respect
minimum
of
option
entered
the Furukawa
Battery Co., Ltd.,
a
to the manufacture, sale and develop¬
Sonotone's sintered-plate, nickel-cadmium batteries
in Japan
certain other Far Eastern territories.
period
tion
announced
of
The
registration
shares
share
of
company
selling
Corp.—Japanese Agreement—
on
Japanese corporation, in
ment
a
and
Sonotone
TelePrompTer Corp.—Joint Hawaiian Venture—
Super Market Distributors, Inc.—Files
Secondary—
at par.
The
of
of
David
15,000
shares
.
Tenax, Inc.—Debentures Offered—The
fered 5%%
convertible subordinated
of¬
company
debentures, due
bearing interest from Nov. 1, 1960, through
Myron A. Lomasney & Co., New York
City.
Oct. 1, 1960,
BUSINESS—The
operate
ranges
by
of
the
for
$120,000
in
to
contractors
its
that
be
and
12
sells
finances
wholly-owned
freezers
supplied,
to
the
subsidiaries
consumer,
ar¬
his
at
time
request, with foods
payments by the pur¬
freezer.
PROCEEDS—An
deduction
of
and
business
freezer-owner
independent
chaser
company
integrated
an
for
aggregate
certain
of
expenses)
short-term
$380,000
will
be
indebtedness,
of
the
retained
and
be
net
to
proceeds
discharge
added
to
its
(after
a
total
general
working capital to improve the ratio of available
capital to the amount
of
installment sales
contracts
to
be
discounted
with
financial
in¬
stitutions.
Syndication Investors Management Co., Inc.
—
conducted
by J.
M.
of
one
upstate
of
New
President
$1,300,000 offering
of
the
six
York
of
largest
real estate syndications
ever
properties was announced on Nov. 21
Syndication Investors, underwriters of the
properties in the Syracuse-Binghamton area.
approximately $1,000,000 will be made available by the
wholly-owned subsidiary, Tenax Discount Corp.,
company to its
which $250,000 will
bank obligation. The
of
of
Bess,
addition,
parent
erty Deal—
Completion
In
Prop¬
normal
Tenax1
banking
Discount
be devoted to the repayment of a short-term
company's management believes that, based upon
practice,
the receipt of
this $1,000,000 will enable
to
:
for the 12 months ending Sept. 30,'
compared with 92 cents per share for the
30, 1959," Mr. Maclnnes said.
that
these
figure include
the
cost
of
hurricane
said
of
the
Organized
Rwy.
the
per
convertible
shares,
debentures
to
>
•
14.9%
During the
share
'
1960,
ahead
Bank
Y.
The
cus¬
1959.
up
14%.
outstanding.
of
21,
were
said.
dividends. Payment will be made at the
Throckmorton St., Fort Worth, Texas.
Corp.—Partial Redemption—
called for redemption on Dec. 30, next,
$250,000
first subordinated convertible debentures due June
plus accrued interest.
Payment will be made at
105^2%
at
also
existing
by
Sept.
sales
has
15-year 5^2%
Chemical
basis,
per
1960,
atone
$7,710,595
received
since
further
a
1973
up
"New
said.
its
the
the
incurred
currently running 20%
million,
the
for
since
90 cents, based
of
23
cents
shares
issue
the
figure
yardstick
of
for
tive
corporation
of
products.
are
—_
1754.
of
The
electricity
Tandy Corp.—To Redeem Preferred Stock—
inc._
operating
192, p.
increase
company's kilowatt-hour
figure
rwy.
The
$10,290,
ago Simmonds
military
start-up
expenses
Simmonds
rwy.
—V.
with
1,
the
from
revenue
the
figure
21,068,431
Net
cents
year.
profit
lower
commercial
million,
our
said
to
high
as
new
last
year
a
$28,779,026
21,209,591
Net
share.
a
1959,"
that
period
$27,521,868
2,121,944
operations
nine
or
compares
period
months
$2,904,646
2,144,813
that
best
quarters
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$2,893,850
expenses
ago.
which
sustained
nine
same
year
$43,115,
same
losses
a
the
approximately
at
are
the
Simmonds
received
period in
Indications
end
cents
R.
several
orders
new
same
October
Oct.
40
or
ueoffrey
a
totaled
outstanding,
in
In
period were
months,
as
well
"Total
in
resulted
share.
a
month
connection
of
and
year
two
quarter
quarter
shares
112,500
on
$22,106, or four cents a share, for
improved earnings completely offset
equal
1960—Month—1959
revenue.
operating
of
force
in
were
year
an
November,
same
Maclnnes
is
area
operating
192,'
Up—
kilowatt-hour
ago," he
earnings
4,780,282
on
$1.20
exceeding
Rwy.
ship¬
in
the
were
Mr.
*
Rwy.
reported to its stockholders on Nov. 22 that shipments
in the third quarter, which ended Sept. 30, were at the
in nine
months,
and came
close
to
company
Syracuse.
annually—V.
September earnings. This storm,
which passed through Tampa Electric's service area on Sept. 10 and
11,
did damage costing just under $400,000.
'
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Ry.—Earnings—
and
downtown
of
use
rates
year
this
He
pointed
out
"Donna,"
which was
476,974
1754.
p.
greater
that
represents
The
period ending Sept.
$1,324,400
15,718
J. M. Fields shopping
office building—
of
the
out
a
was
year
split
"On
1,659,365
oper:
Deficit.—V.
year.
I960,
$2,983,765
190,473
heart
1960
were
$30,799,000, a
for the same period of last year,
utility firm has announced.
that this increase is due primarily to
of
electric
stated
This
shares
"Our
Simmonds
warehouse
foot
square
the
months
commercial
months of
last
this
stock
157,149
expenses
operations——
income—
ry.
*
York
prop¬
$26,501,000
pointed
gains over
earned
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$258,453
Syracuse,
40,000
in
rolls totalling $458,000
nine
customers,
and
240,000
revenue
oper.
way
sell
to
the
oper.
the
higher
Maclnnes
outstanding.
Net revenue from rail¬
Plotkin,
proposes
own
$7,262,863 $63,641,512 $70,044,570
3,335,261
29,125,532
32,155,022
1860.
p.
Period End. Oct. 31—
outstanding
425,000 shares of common stock, of which Philip Shore,
President, owns
176,845.6 shares and proposes to sell 41,660 shares, Ruth B. Shore owns
Executive
3,182,725
192,
Railway
Railway
has
company
$6,673,566
to
satisfactory
Spokane International RR.—Earnings—
exchanged
in
New
diversified
Roebuck
Sears
Co.—Revenues
President
total
of
Sportsways.
representing
Central
of
respectively. Sales to industries were up
quarter it is expected each classification will
first
—
operating inc._
rwy.
—V.
$4,045,000,
recent
packages
11%
last
rwy.
operations
general
$650,000
of
sum
to
and
"Residential
22,698,677
East
a
built
rent
first
over
Maclnnes
Mr.
intends, in order to increase Sports¬
outstanding loans to Sportsways lor
purchased will equal about
C.
gain
1960—10 Mos.—1959
t' 1
♦,
revenue-
from
the
Machines,
a
1960—Month—1959
operating
revenue
Electric
for
increase
tomers
31—
of
and
be
properties possess
Revenues
i'!-
Net
in
include:
sale
Park
Syracuse,
rented—to
W.
Rwy.
diving
the
in
Industrial
north
Tampa
•
The company
to
exchange its
additional stock in Sportsways,
capital
in
in
16.2%
ance
order
transactions
of the largest
syndicate investors.
one
involved
is
The purchase price
realty
1860.
p.
$8,647,382 $10,763,032 $98,551,352 $105,379,450
3,027,497
4,328,323
41,523,385
42,215,040
operating inc._
192, p. 1754.
Net
the
to
on
and
offered
DeWitt
These
47,383,558 454,226,086 465,507,581
36,620,526 355,674,734 360,128,131
rwy.
—
rwv.
Period Ended Oct.
manufacturing Sportsways' line of skin diving equipment,
$75,000 was used to increase the company's inventories. The bal¬
of the net proceeds will be used to increase the
capital of Sportsways, by way of investment in additional shares of Sportsways stock,
largest
already fully
Mr
and
in
the
in
1960—10 Mos.—1959
1
Southern Railway Co.—Earnings—
inven¬
parts
was
New
taken
history,
ever
center
I960—Month—1959
operating,
—V.
in
25
be
Properties
Co.—Earnings—
Oct. 31—
operations
of
loans,
Pacific
revenue-
Net
Net
Oct.
the
business
partnership shares in the package of
oversubscribed exactly three weeks fol¬
public at a Syndication Symposium
York City by his organization, Mr. Bess said.
Dec.
1
by the new ownership group, Empire
limited
of
buildings
announcement
will
Monday, December 5, 1960
.
.
Realty Associates.
of
one
.
in
Binghamton, a Sears Roebuck store in that city, Grand Union
shopping center in Owego, New York, a new Sears Roebuck warehouse
^
for
was
ranging
its
conducted
indebtedness,
operating
Rwy.
Rw3t.
proceeds from the company's sale of additional stock,
used
holdings
syndication
commercial
lowing
common
Period Ended
ary, manufactures skin diving equipment and accessories, and Champion
Exercisers, Inc., of California, manufactures physical exercise equip¬
net
certain
of
Southern
for
offering price and underwriting terms are to be supplied by amendment.
The company designs and manufactures automobile wheel discs (hub
caps) and office and washroom dispensers, receptacles and other jani¬
torial supplies.
Sportways, Inc., of California, a wholly-owned subsidi¬
Of the
six
1010.
Compton Blvd., Paramount, Calif.,
on
statement with the SEC covering 200,000
public sale by the company and 100,000 shares, being outstanding stock,
are
to be offered by the present holders thereof.
The prospectus lists
H. Hentz & Co. and Pederman, Stonehill & Co. as the principal under¬
writers.
They are to purchase from the company 25,000 warrants to
purchase a like amount of the company's common stock.
The public
ment.
The
and
East
registration
a
sell
p.
Shore-Calnevar, Inc.—Offering and Secondary—
The
Nov.
acquisition,
sewage-collection
and
to
addition
652.197 shares
prin¬
$900,000
the
in
water-treatment
of
the company has outstanding
stock, of which Norman J. Davidson, Presi¬
dent, owns 95,250 shares and proposes to sell 7,500 shares, and William
Siegel, Vice-President, owns 91,920 shares and proposes to sell 7,500
shares.
The prospectus lists 41 other selling stockholders who propose
upon
of
engaged
construction, ownership
sewage-disposal
plants
and
systems, located in suburban
outside the limits of various municipalities in Florida.
areas
stock
the ..exercise
common
&
is
company
operation
water-distribution
A. Lomasney & Co., received
Myron
private
subordinated
of
amount
initially issuable
aggregate of $200,000 principal amount of
debentures
issued
on
Nov.
21,
1960,
upon
an
convertible
conversion
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
I
raise
an
rendering it able to discount
a
additional
amount
of
money,
thereby
portion of the several sales corporations
Volume
192
Number
6009
.
.
The Commercial and
.
Financial
Chronicle
(2269)
installment
sales
contracts,
substantial savings in the
subsidiaries.
in
the New York
City area, the company has grown without the acquisition of other
concerns
to
a
multiple operation that services certain metropolitan
areas in
the states of New York
(including Connecticut), New Jersey,
over-aii
opeiation
From
the
of
resulting
and
and
company
in
Pennsylvania,
Delaware,
Massachusetts,
Rhode
manufacturing, marketing and
pany.—V. 192, p. 1861. •
its
single'operation
a
and
Thiokol
A
of
Virginia,
DiSv.nct
ol
Columbia,
New
Hampshire.-
Maryland,
GIVING
EFFECT
5%%
subord.
conv.
stock
•
*
Includes
Option
for
agreed
to
the
reserved
shaies
150,000
underwriters
the
principal
respective
amounts
Stearns
John
H.
Kaplan
Kesselman
Robinson
Courts
—V.
&
&
debentures
of
.192,
&
Co.
Co
______
.«
Ended Oct.
Rwy. operating
Rwy. operating
and
Net
The
all
150,000
results
of
Nine
$358,580
$354,739
255,176
2,625,531
rwy.
$98,839
months
operating
rwy.
192,
Tennessee
:
The
inc.
25,557
1860.
p.
Gas
called
for
Co.—Partial
■operation of the sinking
fund, $1,000,000
line bonds 5%% series due 1979 at 100%
will
ment
111.
be
made
the
at
or
at
office
(N. Y.—V. 192,
The
of
First
Dillon,
of
&
its
plus
National
Read
Jan.
on
&
first
accrued
Bank
Co.,
pr 1754.7
:
Ltd.,
its
f
Canadian
y.
properties
in
program
vestors,
A.
Suntex
Canada
B.
wholly-owned
has
been
and
will
and
over
Texam's.* interests
the
cubic
ing is continuing
and
the
on
take
Net
in
acres
the
drilled
gross
its
proven
area
Development
fields
to
drill¬
increase
interest;
which
on
year.—V.
192,
in-
Period Ended
Oct.
31—
oil
$239,988
$277,088
$2,785,094
227,708
208,440
2,037,286
2,204,802
from
-Net
192,
' '
.
\
.
,
.
$747,808
$871,412
25,379
1,905
115,225
138,289
1860.
p.
'
$68,648
inc._
New
1960—Month—1959
oper.
10,940,802
11,511,085
110,184,759
117,947,811
expenses
8,444,618
8,886,756
84,251,819
88,417,913
Net
ry.
—V.
from rail-
1
'
'
■.
2,496,184
income...
oper.
192,
2,624,329
522,296
25,932,940
29,529,898
4,069,229
Ry.—Earnings—
31—
operating
expenses
$5,879,460
■■
■
1960—Month—1959
revenue.
operating
..
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$6,082,001
$59,996,272
$61,921,561
4,495,174.4,982,959
48,045,806
from
revenue
50,270,562
rwy.
operations
Net
rv/7.
—V.
192,
has
acres
of
from
Dr.
acquired
Robert
price
Gas
of
The
porirait
the
West,
leases
of
Co.
in
Marion
Wichita,
acquisition
of
22
Texstar
Can-Am
Of
made
was
in
approximately
situated
are
Field
the
2,400
Marion
the
of
Texstar's
policy
emphasis
with
prospects
is
in
the
date.
County
East
immediately
on
field, said Dr. West,
semi-proven, rather than
to
gas;
Markets
gas
acquire
to
develop
capital
the
in
by Can-Am
and
these
get
transaction
and others.—V.
working
was
192,
others
and
quired
other
■
F.
Beaver
the
interest
an
policies
business
at
later
a
drilled
1442.
p.
capacities.
Co., itself
Towns3nd
R.
I.,
cold
is
one
formed
sions
with
Mri
.
founded
metal
factured
cialized
the
22
Boots
plants
in
said
the
line
of
the
1949,
and
engine
division
and
will
1 All
,,
disclosed
Aircraft
said
personnel
parts.
United
Boots
new
make
an
it
had
Nut
ac¬
Corp.
of
*
30,
1960,
not
to
Y.,
filed
covering
at $4
public sale
by Michael
from
registration
shares
Daniel
registration
a
150,000 shares of
share through a
& Co.
The under¬
$18,000 for expenses and
Kletz
G.
exceed
'
stock
will
sale
be
used
advertising for direct mail film
training sales personnel for
of
stock,
common
of
noc
are
subject
purchased
Kletz
at
from
$0.50
partners
writer
or
for
the
to
statement.
certain
Mr.
associates and
or
Sol
but
shares,
of
be
may
nominees
of
the
1,500
their
this
shares
'
of
stock
common
of
the
stockholdings but such shares
U.
S.
Ihe
Co.—1961
Programs
Offered—Trico-
selected
investors, pursuant to a Nov. 14
prospectus, i: $5,000,000 of non-assignable participations
in amounts of
$5,000 or more, in increments of $1,000, in
its 1961 Oil and Gas Exploration Programs,
6101, 6102,
6104,
Participations
offered
in
6104—one
for
to
each
aggregate
an
separate
calendar
of
participations
prospectus will be
the
the
of
amount
quarter
be
may
of
1961.
offered
supplemented
participations
of
$5,000,000
Programs—6101,
in
for
6102,
Different
each
each
program,
program
to
offered.
of
quarter
tnat
of
1961
participations in Trice
will
commitments
not
been
shall
made
be
in
by
olfered
Trice
after
Program
Dec.
Program
31,
6101
automatically
from
the
sales
1960,
of
for
for
and
aggregating
then, all commitments
be released.
FROCEEDS—Proceeds
6101
the
in
the
first
have
therein
in
the
pro¬
will be used for the acquisition and exploration of
undeveloped
gas properties. The
participants will bear 90%
of the lease¬
acquisition and exploratory well costs incurred under the
pro¬
grams and Trice will bear 10%
thereof. It is estimated that leasehold
acquisition costs and expenses will approximate 10%
of the programs'
expenditures, and that the
costs
and
expenses
of
drilling, testing,
completing and equipping or (plugging and abandoning, if a dry hole)
in
in
continue
sales
their
to
a
It
has
States
seven
and
Division
operating
in
approximate
first
will
strengthen
contribution
complete
engine
range
own
of
expansion
facilities of Townsend
the
of
programs'
expenditures.
Oil
Co.
of California—Joint
of
unique
chemical
$13,000,000
natural
industry
system
into
gas
put
was
its
"on
of
plants
valuable
stream"
for
processing
for
components
Baton
near
Rouge
southwest
the
on
petro¬
Nov.
29.
will
block
the
produce
such
essential
liquid
plastics;
for
polyethylene-type
expanding
petrochemical
gas";
aviation
products
as
and
propane
industries
ethane,
and
by
a
butanes
home
building
such
Goliad
a
Oak
and
gasoline
for
blending
used
owners
automotive
Corp.,
operation
which
operates
Lavaca
in
contributed
natural
counties,
Texas.
Louisiana.—V.
the
experience
processing
gas
The
192,
p.
plants
necessary
to
the
Town-
The
Union
Pacific RR.
I960—Month—1959
New
31
to
and
lock
introduce
Rwy.
operating
revenue.
44,388,82i
electronics
Rwy.
operating
expenses
30,340,660
for
Duval, Live
plants are its
5
nuts,
and
program
by
by
the
using multiple
from
operations
Net
—V.
rwv.
192,
p.
1861.
rwy;*
$
45,225,655
411,805,005
430,654,568
31,135,896
300,644,097
317,806,705
$
,
$14,048,161 $14,089,759 $111,160,908 $112,847,863
•
4,112,524
4,461,718
26,403,472
31,046,987
inc..
operating
-
exemption
respect
of
Controls,
Inc.
in
announcements
boards
tote
other
or
public
in
features
new
Totalisation
with
cooperation
Automation.—V.
and
191,
;
its
that
from
order
temporarily suspend¬
under the Securities
registration
an offering of common stock by Utahcan,
become permanent.
Previously, the Com¬
to
has
request of the company
suspension order should
a
the
for
a
be
vacated
hearing
on
the
made
or
cents
of
the
cash.
of
of
continue
the
the
of
take
of
stock
first
cognizance
corporation's
Directors
stock
and
State
declaration
Public
stock
the
non-utility
Utilities
President,
dividend
of
Service
dividends
on
advised
by
the
activities.
of the
of
the
that
future
the
payment
annual
an
in
in
said
He
hoped
that
corpora¬
consequences
Industries
&
policy currently established
cash
dividend
York
Industries'
&
the
was
to
are
The
New
(formerly
dividend of
payable in stock and
payable on Dec. 27 to
,
.
Utilities
declaration
year
dividends
the
Corp.
year-end
a
share
per
12.
with
.
intended
2%
The
Industries
&
declared
has
of
Dec.
on
filing
a
Rosenthal,
was
Board
in
;
L.
Corp.—Dividend—News—
Utilities
of
Corp.)
consisting
record
of
,
current
and
Service
share,
subject
Richard
the
Directors
share
per
the
tion
Industries
of
Water
per
cents
the
&
com¬
a
basis.
The
aggregate of the current declaration and earlier payments in
cash brings Utilities & Industries' total payments in the current
year
to
46 cents per share,
of which 20 cents is in cash.
In 1959, the
aggregate
The
dividends paid
corporation's
utility
properties,
in
the
30 cents per share, all in cash.
activities include the operation of
were
current
principally
York
New
State,
In
Rockland
Nassau,
the
as
New
York
and
Water
Queens
Service
water
Coun¬
Division
and the conduct of enterprise acquisition and
operations with a Fund principally
resulting from
of condemnations of water utility properties formerly
operated in other sections of New York State.
The Fund aggregates in
parent company,
financing
proceeds
of
excess
$32,000,000.
number
a
Colorado,
The corporation has private commitments in
including coastal containership operation, oil and
sections of the Argentine and Southwestern
fields
of
porduction
gas
in
certain
publishing,
and
substantial
and
special
distilling,
temporary
financing.—V.
Associates
Varian
increase
by
Varian
H.
Myrl
of
community
TV
antenna
investment available
lt.2, p. 2066.
service,
other
for
and
fiscal
the
for
announced
sales
reached
11%
on
a
(on
in
in
year
Nov.
ecc.,
acquisitions
high
new
3,369,875
shares),
up
ending
of
Net
Net
has
Sept.
been
30,
recorded
president
$46,482,031 during 1960,
income rose to $2,861,886
income
per
share
was
from
82
cents
(on
3,138,151
include
the
operating
of
dispenser
1959.
and
1959
figures
adjusted
are
to
Semicon Associates,
Inc., a leading
acquired by Varian during 1960.
of
Varian
Highs—
earnings
16.
$38,483,543 during 1959.
previous
year's
$2,580,340.
1960
cathodes
received
totaling
Order
backlog
Continuing
Varian
sales
with
the
cents
results
Subs.)—Record
(&
in
Associates
Consolidated
Both
21%
Stearns
1960,
revenue
Universal
of
showing
the
the
on
announced
30
Subsequently,
York
shares)
manu¬
Net
the
on
developed
Wash.,
whether
Commission.
85
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$
-
Division
permit
numbers
They also provide complete automatic control
ticket-selling machines and extend the functions
ticket-issuing machine with an improved
granted
stockholders
as
'
.
the
identifier.
A
with
had
compared
•
12*J.
p.
by
2168.
-r-Earnings— >'
and
owned plants which
the manufacture of
for
race
Committee
Nov.
on
Board
from
Period Ended Oct. 31—
Borden's
companies.
plant
developments increasing the speed, con¬
track pari-mutuel equipment, were
manufacturer
and
operator
of
the
of
and
in
Goliad-Union
acre.
an
request for hearing was withdrawn, and,
by operation of the provisions of Regulation A, the suspension order
has
now
become permanent.—V.
192, p.
1958.
"
An
system,
first
natural
19.6,
Totalisator
Controls
1933
question
fuels.
Tne
and
engineering
Amteller
currency
permanent.
the
Louisiana
and
about $1,400
was
individually
Monochem
by
23
to
Liaison
Spokane,
mission
special
Venture—•
United
that
tracks.
Regulation
Inc.,
of
Union
A
the
at
SEC
a
ties
S
manufacturer
aircraft
90%
1754.
p.
program.
the
its
will
Canada.
specifications, in addition to a spe¬
and self-locking inserts, called Banc-Lok.
aided
192,
divi¬
M.S.
nuts
be
development
the
was
—V.
wells
and
of
stock
common
Utahcai'i, Inc.—Suspended—
The
to
.exploratory
of
550.
p.
bination
and
Nov.
conventional
TRA's
grams
hold
the
completion
upon
Information
both
of
adjacent
automatic
efficiency
self-service
current
participations
with
connection
shares
price
option
directors
the
developments
Universal
the
of
erect
of
addition
electronic
event
$300,000
participations
140,498
shares covered
be acquired
may
holdings
500,000
technical
the
that
American
the
the
is
CONDITION—No
bidding,
which
Co.—Agreement—News—
products.—V.
on
in
the
over
be
and
aggregate
such
such
will
6103
shares
Controls, Inc.—Improves Products—
and
Utilities
maximum
Trice
1961
sale.
the
remaining
the
furnish
to
major
new
indicators
speculation.
as a
up
four
from
Rubber
boards
are
latest
Act
Gas
&
to
a
are
competitive
The
offered
portion of the
being sold by it.
are
Naugatuck
output
chemical
ing
Oil
La,,, filed
a
covering not
to be
site
the
the
system,
time.
offered
at
Share's
to
1960,
stock
29,
products.
this
by
Three
have also regis¬
being offered for salj
not
Shreveport,
common
Initial
Rubber
use
other
company,
are
2,500
2065.
p.
Rubber
understood
on
proved
words
under¬
Inc.
Monochem,
to
co-underwriter.
Such shares may be publicly offered
filing of a post-effective amendment.
Similarly, Sol
Kalow purchased 8,000 shares from the
principal stockholders of the
company.
Messrs, Saland, Finkel, Kayser and Benbasset, each of whom
at
is
is
have
any
the
to
Co.
companies Jointly acquired about 850 acres of land near Geismar,
announced
the company by Michael
the right
to resell thq
share to officei's, employ¬
a
2,500
2,500
Co
&
operations in
states that,
and
reduced
192,
will
its
Its
chemical
venience
offered
&
Nov.
proceeds
sale,
prospectus
Bond
be
States
Rubber
These
shares
Bass
Sloss
Ave.,
par
stock.
stabilizing
announced
from
David
amendment
10,000
2,500
2,500
-
Co
that the jointly-owned
chemical company to be
Inc., will erect a major chemical
manufacturing
unit
using hydrocarbons as a starting point for the production of
acetylene
and
vinyl chloride monomer.
This project
has been
ap¬
common
has
their
or
of
Kalow,
Banbasset.
post-effective
Kletz
others
time
this
a
24,000
price not exceeding $0.50
a
shares
Kletz,
Marvin
stockholders
share.
per
at
of
these
G.
and
sale
filing
Of
24,000
covers
Michael
Kayser,
being offered
registration
sale
also
Paul
in
The
States
Universal
behalf of
on
&
reduce
and
called
shares.
statement
Inc
Co.,
Co.—
Whipple
M.
on
$10
any
common
sale
will
United
It
will
shares
426,00
2,500
knowledge of any program on the part of Bond and
its
holdings of United Gas common stock below
no
S.
It
processing;
the school
transparencies; and the balance of $57,000
general corporate purposes.
Its
offering for
Share
Gas
have
The
follows:
as
5,000
5,000
Beane—
Inc..
Chemical division for the design of the
operation.
In
addition,
Rumianca
personnel
will receive special training in tue N&ugaouck Cnemical division plants.
The
agreement also provides for patent licenses to the Rumianca
firm for the manufacture
and sale of the vinyl resins in Italy, and
for
the
use
and
sale
of
the produces
in other parts of the world.
After extensive
engineering studies, the Borden Company and the
United States
Rubber Company
have selected a site in the Greater
Baton
Rouge area for the construction of a $50,000,000 complex of
chemical
plants which will convert hydrocarbons Into more than
a
per
and
Finkel,
public
been
the
outstanding
being registered
"bottled
changes
no
will
important
diversification
in
ANNAS
Townsend
special
lightweight lock nuts
Its products include
to
new
research
Nov.
nation's
and
and
for
N.
Avenue,
Nov.
of
receive
Is
Gas
shares.—V.
plant
The system,
largest of its kind in the United States and first In
Louisiana, is owned jointly by Union Oil Co. of California and ,the
Goliad Corp.
Goliad is the operator.
subsidiary of Textron Inc. of Providence,
oldest
and
largest manufacturers of
a
the
product line and
industries.
The
eight
expansion
Boots,
all
of
fasteners
Dickenson
Townsend
send's
Pa.,
of
of
planned.
are
780,1 lr>
Jerome
and
334,500
own
for
It
Falls,
Dickenson
in
over¬
well
gas
<-■'
R)^
$2,605,797
597,071
Assael, Board Chairman, owns 160,000 shares, Abraham
President, owns 145,000 shares, and management officials as
.•
Conn.
President
present
of
and
assets
Norwalk,
or
Co.
$2,275,512
79,033
Albert
the
prospects
retained
shut-in
one
for
was
Texiron, Inc.—Subsidiary Acquires—
Townsend
$273,384
Anscochrome
has
company
group
wildcat
■;
the
Included
earlier
by
feet.
acquisition terms, Can-Am
royalty which will revert to a
riding
$6,560,084
,3,954,287
$225,000 for the purchase of Kodachrome processing
during 1961; $25,000 for the purchase of equipment to develop
and
and
Purchase
Antelope Gas
Mississippian lime at a
from
production.
Under
Co.,
Co.
Corp.,
Dr.
West
announced,
plans
to
drilling program to fully develop the leases.
production are currently being negotiated.
with
3,854,895
amount
proceeds
working
state
jointly
Petroleum
Petroleum
as
Co.
and
Rumianca,
S.p.A., of Torino,
sigumg u* a tconnical service agreement
for the production of polyvinyl chloride resins at a plant to be built
by Rumianca at Pieve Vergonte, Italy, near the Swiss border.
Under the terms of the agreement,
the Italian firm will construct
a facility to produce annually 10,000 metric tons of resinous copolymers
and
polymers of vinyl chloride.
Tne piant is expected to cose about
$3,000,000, and is to be in production in mid-1962.
.
..
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$6,130,407
413,736
jack
&
&
Bacon,
12,500
not
Share
United
Italy,
$687,120
Granger
12,500
shares
offering
stock
to
oil
acquired
acres
production
Acquisition
'
County,
Kansas,
and others.
Kansas,
Nov.
on
Jr., ' President
President
192,
•,
headed
an
for
and
..i
a
gas
into
Petroleum
of
share.—V.
a
field;
amounts
Texstar
initiate
line
■
disclosed.
not
7,500
depth
the
V.
the
Beckwith,
was
The
Field.
3,251,534
Co.;
oil and
gas
division
of
the Texstar
full working interest in approximately 7,500
gas-productive
Can-Am
D.
'
,
,
3,105,932
Petroleum
Announcement
Harold
" 375,780
/;/%
.
proven,
the
471,978'
$11,950,366 $11,650,999
Corp.—Acquires Interest—
Texstar
Corp,,
inc..
1861.
p.
Texstar
The
$1,384,286:' $1,099,042
ooerating
cents
43
or
Kormendi
Co.,
&
Co.,
The shares being offered for sale
by Electric Bond and Share Co. and
and
has
500,000
v.;
.
re¬
Corp.—Registers—
United
United
Share
when
year
$253,100
2240
receive
6103 and
Net
$661,000,
last
quarter
393,100
additional
Trice
Period Ended Oct.
third
15,000
&
Marron,
proposed
Gas
com¬
6,525,284
582,083
the
and
This
$646,200
<
expanding
61
Pacific
the
share.
.
SEC.on
for
tered
■'
~
■
of
the
for
1860.
p.
Texas &
Rwy.
Rwy.
'
-
operations—.
way
the
are
buy
stock
Shares
Wiidston
R.
registration statement represent
U.
$100,000
owns
Net revenue
in
$5,690,000,
were
common
a
69,100
$100,000
ees,
1960—10 Mos.—1959
revenue..
oper.
quarter
cents
share selling commission.
net
subject
Railway
Railway
to
to be offered
10,000 shares at
Orleans RR.—Earnings—
Period End. Oct. 31—
of
proposed
La.
G.
Texas &
•
Net
&
Co
&
will
and
shares
fittings,
dozen
stock
$12,280
operating
rwy.
—V.
rwy.
__
Gas
Bond
company
Saland,
revenue
electrical
1960—Month—1959
underwriters
will
per
The
$3,076,214
expenses
operations
39
$5,570,000
ry. oper.
with
1960—10 Mos.—1959
revenue-
Stetson
161,573
owned
United
for
said.
$507,000
a
operating
Net
he
Photolab, Inc.—Files Offering—
of
40c
The
operating
to
common
public sale.
shares
1861.
p.
stock,
Saland,
1960—Month—1959
of
earnings
1959,
$17,261,000.
were
September
or
income
oper.
writers
2065.
Texas Mexican Ry.—Earnings—
Rwy.
Rwy.
the
amounted
company,
which
'
of
Ektachrome
ap¬
Elkton
an
p.
for
$600,000,
from
rev.
facilities
this
and
of
and
divisions.
(formerly Town Service, Inc.) is in the business of
processing and printing black and white and color photographic film
and selling film, photographic
equipment, accessories and supplies. The
liquids,
these
sales
highs
manufacture
accessories
,
192,
The
acres,
gas
working
was
sales
statement
a
and
in
that
record
all
of
sales
net
income
ry.
group
in¬
and natural
25%
Sundre
earlier
drilling
22.
net
acreage
Texam's
the
promotion
in
programs
of
excess
for
Bond
B's
The
associated
Nov.
900,000
fields.
predict
to
product
new
In
involved
costs
by
common
hold
production from these
primarily from its interests
day,
per
increased
services
to
$3,000,000
its
on
related
747.
—V.
5,
headquarters
Corp.
Canada
oil
of
Current
Willesden-Green
over
in
western
barrels
gas.
company's
vy-
;• v
Suntex will also
proximately 2,000
discovery well was
of
barrels
65
Gilby
in
acres,
1,000,000
feet
averages
Joarcam,
-production.
1
net
than
more
properties
in
235,000
billion
10
anticipated
manage, an
during -1961 for Texam and
Jr., president, announced
take
to
of
reserves
Oil
of
1
The
corporation, of 1525 Fairfield
registration statement with the SEC
The
quarter.
'
with
Texam
McCelland,
^
equivalent
by
shares
2168.
p.
United Gas
$2,042,000
or
$1.34
a
share
on
1,480,153
shares
of
outstanding.
In the
comparable
period
a
year
ago
sales
$16,144,000, and net income was $1,987,600, or $1.30 a share
net
Net
Pay¬
York
......
subsidiary
created
September
development
the
for
Period End. Oct. 31—
Texam, Oil Corp.—Forms Canadian Subsidiary—
'v Suntex" Petroleum,
Calgary, Alberta,
of
program
and
the
Heller
192,
the
Town
tin
sales
Railway oper. revenue..
Railway operating exps.
Chicago,
St.,-New
&
Taggart
—
Stanley
pipe
interest.
Chicago,
..
■
_
of
Wall
48
A.
The
through
mortgage
Inc..
Cohu
Cnarles
Toledo, Peoria & Western RR.—Earnings—
Redemption
next,
Co.
by
with
page
,'
1,
&
Win.low,
248,298
■.
.
redemption
$889,421
146,488
33,189
Transmission
has
company
$837,015
7
■
has
|income
income
the
$99,563
i-
and
1,479,296 shares.
net
;; : •'
••
1952
to
T
$3,461,117
2,571,696
$3,462,546
259,741
up
slightly
surpass
and
on
1960—10 Mos.—1959
despite
management
will
terminals
in
achieved
research
lead
1960
Industry
were
stepped
accelerated
totaled
revenue-
from
since
Co.—Record Highs—
electrical
earnings
amounted
expenses.
revenue
—V.
the
250,000
100,000
1960—Month—1959
operations
Net
in
its
Ry.—Earnings—
31—
Division
—V.
in
pares
•
Betts
high
--
'
Longhorn
earnings fof the nine months ended Sept. 30,
1960,
were
the highest in
the company's history.
This is cited by N. J.
MacDonald, president, in an interim report to stockholders,. The sales
gains we re accomplished in spite of a softening in the nation's econ¬
common
Tennessee Central
Period
&
company's
*
747. -t;:
p.
the
and
the
i
200,000
Zuckerman, Smith & Co.—
in
-
—
;
the
Abroms
record
:
.
of
J.
$450,000
—
amounts
15,000
200,000
Co
Co
Co.
&
operated
on
follows.
have agreed
who
60,000
Thomas
severally,
Co
&
has
350,000
&
spective
Command,
UNDERWRITING—The underwriters
60,000
omy
Lomasney
Longhorn Ordnance
the Longhorn Division
Laird
Sales
below.
A.
the
at
Texas, has been awarded
Corp., by Army Ordnance Ammunition
Chemical
200,000 shares of this firm's $1 par common stock
23.
Additional financing details follow.
Nov.
production
Inc.
Amount
Myron
for
Emanuel, Deetjen & Co...
Hill, Darlington & Grimm
for
have
below
named
maintenance
$4,920,002
rocket motors for such operational missiles
as
the Falcon,
Hercules, Sargeant and LaCrosse. Changes in the plant facilities
at
Longhorn
are
nearing completion to
permit
production
of
the
lershing propulsion system.—V. 192, p. 1957.
principal amount of deben¬
aggregate
plant
of
amount
for
reserved
shares
Marshall,
the
produced
Restricted Stock
under
20,000
in
Nike
"'
purchase
indicated
and
warrants
of
issuance
for
employees,
at
and
Shares
$220,659
year__
key
of
UNDERWRITING—The
United Bowling Centers, Inc. — Additional
Financing
—
Our Nov. 28 issue reported the offering of
Illinois.
Thiokol
$1,500,000
360,400 shs.
"SOO.OOO shs.
reserved
conversion
upon
($1,500,000).-
com¬
Corp.—Division Contract Extended
contract
motois
Tniokol
Joliet,
Outstanding
$1,500,000
1970
;
one
designated
exercise
upon
Issuance
tures
due
$0.10 )
50,000 shares
Plan
issuance
deben.,
'(par
payable within
Chemical
continuation
rocket
Works
FINANCING
PRESENT
TO
Authorized
Indebtedness
parent
Details
ox
Common
the
of
piiinaniy
Island
CAPITALIZATION
facilities
warehouse
53
record-breaking
was
its
of
at
an
or
preparations
a
record
new
volume
producer
'V
orders
during
hieher
than
the
1959
volume.
all-time high of $32,312,872 on Sept. 30, I960.
$59,836,432,
invested
development
a
new
49%
for
accelerated
growth
(6.3%
sales)
$2,907,973
products.
of
This
of
compares
with
in
in
future
years,
research
$2,045,303
and
(5.3%
f
14
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2270)
V
sales)
86
invested
cents
as
136
new
in
and
and
agencies
to
past
record
and
facilities
led
line
in
the
to
introduction
In
1960.
cents.
addition
of
Rwy.
greatest
Net
j
volume
our
orders
of
and
backlog
to
grow
Stearns said. "To meet this challenge,
opportunities in the future, we have under¬
president
for
expansion
of
research
our
development,
and
marketing eflort in the history of
—V.
plant
from
revenue
192,
plant
increase
—V.
and
facility expansion program
plant space to 840,000 square
total
192,
J
2066.
p.
currently
feet
the
by
end
•
Rwy.
1961.
of
Rwy.
"
>•
operating
Net
Vibration Mountings & Controls, Inc.—Common
Offered
Michael
G.
Kletz
Stock
[!(
PROCEEDS—Net
the
'
to
company
equipment;
to
laboratory
capital
and
for
of
devices
for
tions.
Corona.
to
its
line
Y.
As
the
problems
the
EARNINGS—For
had
pany
1960,
the
net' sales
sales
net
by
of
to
in¬
additional
part
and
the
of
shock
and
facilities
to
and
to
it
Wilson
March
ended
For
the
field
feasible
31,
bank
capitalization
Lawson
studies
ties
to
the
ended
com¬
July
of
31,
loans
and
430,000
shares
the
of
of
current
will
company
financing,
consist
Kletz
to
&
Co.,
purchase
stock
Inc.,
from
forth
set
is
acting
the
the
the
oldest
amounts
of
agreed,
The
common
G.
Kletz
Heller
Kesselman
Hardy
—V.
192,
of
portable
David
based
designed
of
of
type
features
for
extremely
around
use
has
President
and
radar
been
low
this
of
and
micro¬
developed
of Victoreen,
a
the
by
and
desi;n
problems
commercially unfeasible.
type
that
which
in
the
and
said
the
cuts
transistorized
portable
effective Jan.
*
circuitry,
The
Cogan
Mr.
is
said,
a
San
with
operation
Diego
minimum
a
drain
accumulated
be
radiation
exposed makes
fir"S
of
Commission
Energy
the
to
electronics
for
Roy
for
other
insta'D ions
to
amount
installation
President,
dating
nego
military
Wabash
which
Railway
—V.
firm,
Oct.
net
classified
"V Fort
contracts
Monmouth,
191, p.
New
-
1443.
17,
and
M"
1959
Jersey,
the
94,905,930
all
r
2,439,883
20,498,335
5,434,739
$
unaudited
upon
for
charges,
the
43
190,
of
to
$792,067
equivalent
ended
55
of
the
to
68
the
for
cents
the
per
42
weeks
share
1953,
Bell
Co.,
companies,
27.
■
.
Pie
consolidated
Dec.
weeks
43
Johnston
Foods
in
.
of
of
ended
common
wholly
owned
incomes
net
and
Bakeries,
Sept.
22,
Inc.,
domestic
referred
carries
as
&
Oct.
22,
1960
was
1960,
ac¬
heater
•
'
.
'
line
Poaesta
and
its
is
industrial
Agent;
Registrar:
company
at
of
was
Bank,
incorporated
California.
8420
Security
California
heaters "for
South
Its
plant
Atlantic
under
a
California
on
resi¬
Cruttenden,
Podesta
Eerwyn
Moore
T.
the
name
name
in
of
National
Angeles,
19,500
Co.,
.-
Wheat" &~Cb.I~~
J.
G
T.
C. Henderson & Co.^ Inc.
1953,
from
in
the
sale
of
the
of
28
announced
trading
the
symbol
the
Co"
&
3,500
Canyon
of
the
on
American
the
on
operates
the
2,000
&
Co.__.
Exchange.
p.
1346.
192,.
.'
for
cents
$271,907,
or
assets
the
per
18
six
cents
Western
after
per
liabilities
to
months
share,
Orphan
Period End. Oct. 31—
Railway
oper.
Railway
oper.
4.25
in
July
31,
$82,079
an
share
was
Maryland
ended
the
to
Uranium
Mine
in
write
1959
period.
The
July
31
company
States.
shares
of
A
loans.
31,
1960,
vealed
first
quarter
the
at
from
the
after
income
Sales
sale
of
fiscal
$39,701,083
$36,686,219
2,689,772
30,952,828
29,200,080
$652,429
*888,165
$8,748,255
$7,486,139
626.529
286,746
6,781,578
6,642,847
'U&r
oper.
192,
p.
income
1755.
;v
gain
of
President S.
in Detroit.
$41,000,
or
10
R.
Baker
cents
a
re¬
share
loss
of $551,000,
quarter.
for'the latest fiscal quarter totaled $12,636,000 compared with
in the comparable 1959 three-month period.
Baker noted,
that during the
initial fiscal quarter of 1959, substantial
however,
costs
were
Directors
each
1960.
price
20
on
Nov.
Fractional
of
which
incurred
held),
the
16
interest
stock
Nov.
not
were
experienced
this
year. -
.
' '*
stock dividend (one share for
stockholders of record ,Nov. 25,
will be
paid in cash based on the closing
15, 1960.—V. 192, p. 1755.
declared
payable
Dec.
a
23
THE"ABC's"OF
1
POSTAL DELIVERY ZONE NUMBER
HELPS SPEED YOUR MAIL!
-
CERTAIN TO INCLUDE YOUR
RETURN ADDRESS ON ALL
LETTERS AND PACKAGES!
THAT THE DELIVERY ADDRESS
IS CORRECT AND COMPLETE!
MAILEARLY IN THE DAY-
rail¬
operations
way
2,000
Beane_l " 2,000
$12,627,000
1960—10 Mos —1959
$2,601,607
3,022,010
year,
meeting
property and compared with a net
credit, incurred in the same 1959
-AND-
1960—Month—1959
Co.—-™-
&
."-.r.'- v-:\
annual
non-recurring
a
tax
its
of
company's
included
This
Ry.—Earnings—
$3,674,439
Williston
R.
Beverly Hills-based diversified manufacturing company, earned
$198,000, or 48 cents a share for the three-month ■ period ended Oct.
ratio
expenses
2,000
& Wire Corp.—Earnings—
Young Spring
reached $313,552
off.
compared
with
1.
2,000
The
1960,
revenue—
Net revenue from
J.
>•
The
Arizona.
2,000
i
late
program
2,000
2,000
the company's shares
Stock
Co.,
2,000
Inc.
: Westheimer" &
2,000
Co._
respec¬
ASE—
&
Shipper & Finney, Inc.__
2,000
Tabor & Co.—2,000
2,500
.
Emerson
.
.
V
Co.J
&
Edwards & Sons
L.
Sulzberger,
Jenks, Kirkland & Co.__
Parker, Ford & Co., Inc.—
Penington, Colket & Co
5,000
Co.,
1
&
under
executive
western
100,000
Eldredge
6,000
—V.
Calif.
the
&
G.
H.
Hallowell,
WE.
and
owns
listing of
are
*
Electro-Hydraulic
Sales
the sale and promotion of
California and
Inc.
Shares
A.
i
Boettcher
subsidiary,
engages
Company,
Crut-
'
1959.
corporation,
proceeds
Inc.,
York
W.
Bernhard
E.
R.
Bank,
Calif.
principal
Bell,
Wilson-Elinn,
&
whom
'
19,500
Charles- H.
manufacturer of machine tools, specializing in
duplicating machines, hydraulic components and
iji the missile and air frame industries. Originally
products in Southern
bank
Co
&
&
Eoenning
a
wholly-owned
Moore
Shares-
Inc.
,
Dec.'3,.
and
Ave.,
.
.
First
Los
T.
Berwyn
for
as representatives,
have severally agreed to purchase from the
corporation the respective number of shares of class A common stock
set forth opposite their respective names:
" V—
"
air
and
use
present
and
below,
acting
the
swarf
company's
Co,
&
named
-
of
water
.tenden,
increased
result
a
Uranium, Inc.—Listed
Nov.
on
Gold
Earnings
ry.
!
.
.
ended
Since completion of a
million-dollar
last year, the company has been
producing
approximately 7,000 tons of ore per month containing more than
0.30% uranium oxide, well above the U. S.
average grade.
Net
the
water
Ky:
manufacture
'
to
by
of non-recurring items.
Contribu¬
$62,000, after taxes, were made to the
and
charged against
earnings,
whereas
no
such
made
during the corresponding period
of
1959,
Gold
initiation
Grand
—V.
that
atT Louisville,
facilities
;
underwriters
1960
share
per
approximately
were
development
of
company
value.-
par
com¬
22,
Oct.
cents
2759.
p.
Western
of
1959,
$79,000
company
19
integrated
glass-lined
$1
GOOD MAILING HABITS!
$
figures
weeks
equivalent
earnings
the
Fund
Western
or
stock,
individual
$14,000,000.
\
now
.
Subs.)—Net Down-
based
Frozen
14,
for
contributions
the
common
5,228,616
(&
j,
Retirement
and
A
estab¬
disclosed.
not
was
an
electric
class
company
19,819,405
871,742
included
.
approximately
tions
totaling
stock
Hoffman
said
Wilson's
of
In¬
1883,
cumulative
UNDERWRITING—The
Brothers,
sales
hr
effect
to
the. current offering, . capi¬
will consist of $2,077,595
of debt; 8,893
preferred stock. $100 par value; 111,611 shares
stock,
$1
par
value;
and 284,496 shares class B
of 'the
4%
81,079,271
were
House
May
inccme
The
Wilson
York
hardwood
shares
r
approximately
New
ad¬
'
'
.
and
5%
to
FOR FASTER AND MORE EFFICIENT POSTAL
100,898,676
74,407,595
operations
are
from
tively.
—V.
of
their
in
'.:
-
CAPITALIZATION—Giving
SERVICE-LEARN
3,376,326
subsidiaries,
with
of
Farm
subsidiaries,
Net
change
no
'
a
broad range of hardwood products,
lumber, veneers, veneer laces and laminated block, strip
parquetry- flooring,- as well as sale of domestic and imported
;hard-wood logs, lumber, plywood, veneers and veneer faces. '-'ri.:':-
of
60%.
two
'
.
Operations include
common
with
increase
of
The
1903.
in
manufacturing
and
1960—10 Mos.—1959
1,113,754
which
results
above
of
and
in
announced.
should
rate
Hoffman
offices
founded
YOUR POSTMASTER SUGGESTS5
•
stock.
■
principal
corporation,
'
capital.'
working
as
totaling
10.816,209
income,
after
compares
The
as
use
stock.
common
This
by
common
stock offered will be used for general corporate pur¬
principally for use as working capital.
It is anticipated that
approximately $40,000 of such proceeds will be expended to increase
inventories, and approximately $43,000 will be used to pay outstanding
design and install
in
the
Pacific
2,732 463
Baking Co.
$687,703
was
facili¬
operate
t
$500,000
of the ; proceeds will
be
principal
subsidiary, Wood-Mosaic
corporation's
for
Inc.,
1882.
domestic
and
with
will
facilities
928,070
'
■
.
$4,819,754
Common Stock Offered -—Crut-
from rail¬
consolidated
pany
Heater;
Ky.,
poses,
system
7,447,395
income
p.
Ward
Water
Lawson's
largest
domestic
v
;
received
10,179,858
operations
oper.
192,
continue
manufactures
State
PROCEEDS—Net
class
man),
$
expenses
revenue
way
has
for
the
10
BUSINESS—The
Division
the
of
one
•
announced.
1960—Month—1959
revenue
oper.
ry.
Corp.,
workers
$
Railway oper.
the
located
the company's
RR.—Earnings-
period End. Oct. 31—
Net
>
The
ruling
equivalent
communications
undisclosed
an
measure
Cloud,
F.
is
and
Dick, Calif;, and Anchorage, Alaska.—V.
Net
of
arej
adopted
meter especially
new
(roentgen
rem
Calif.
incorporated
on
one-third the prior maximum.—V. 192, p. 153t>.
counter
company
$300,000,
-Fort
of
can
as
contract
Range,
The
Atomic
new
maximum
1961,
electronic
-
Missile
the
amount
new
1,
and
Chairman
gas
other devices for;
Corp.—New Contract—
classified
a
•an
laws
short-term
Video
This
that
plan.s
The
is
-r-
PROCEEDS—Approximately
Lawson
Heater
heaters
Louisville,
at
increase
1898
company
price
BUSINESS—The
the
capacitor, or "vibrating reed." .This and othec
possible the measurement of extremely low level or
AEC-licensed
important.
Pa.,
Wood-Mosaic Corp.
'
$5,492,347
1,257,120
tenden, Podesta & Co. and Berwyn T. Moore & Co., Inc.,
headed an underwriting group that offered on Nov. 29,
80,000 shares of the corporation's class A common stock,
priced at $10 per share. V.
dustries,
subsidiary,
1862.
f
,
$356,292
*84,800
$415,290
127,908
inc.,
p.
**".
' '
••
v
—-
192,
for
1960—10 Mos.—1959
~ "*
'
rwy.
operating
rwy.
1960
$2,535,104 $27,862,750 $27,279,400
2,178,812
22,370,403
22,459,646
t
from
*Deficit.—V.
talization
in
annual
research,
Angeles,
offices
vibrating
Cogan
•
•
'
water
previously
package of four ordinary flashlight "D" batteries. The instru¬
will operate over 100 hours on one set of batteries.
Mr.
hot
Hoffman
feet
will
APPOINTMENTS—Transfer
Cleveland-
power
ment
Kensington,
uses.
square
Hoffman
and
Net
'
,
.
„
revenue
operations
,
■
electric
Net
;
vanced
*
Water
..
contour
of
make
its
the Hoffman
'
.
'
'
,
& Co., Los Angeles, Calif, publicly offered on Nov.
23, 100,000 shares of the company's no-par common stock
at $3 per share.
;
levels
in developing radiation detection instru¬
instrument,
the Victoreen
440,
resulted
from
circuitry
of
radiation
*
»
man
Product—
detecting
laboratories,
X-ray
new
heart
•
•
pioneered
the
device
the
"soft"
Co.—New
capable
Chairman
which
solutions
'
that
30
Nov.
on
New
and
will
the
commercial
and
Los
said
new
meter
and
Cogan,
firm
a
5,000
.
H.
'
'
*
'
Tacoma,
industrial use. It is also engaged in engineer¬
design, fabrication and
erection
of
highway
bridges, the manufacture o
textiles
«n
tne
manufacture
of highstrength, fabric-reinforced plastics.—V] 192, p.M755.
' ' ;
ing
15,000
.___
—
lines
Brothers
.•
,
(H. & H.) Wilson, Inc.—Common Stock Offered—Fair-
particularly
unique
At
i.—
—
Instrument
ments,
mace
Inc
" '
according
in
1960—Month—1959
expenses
Warren
installations
company.
Co.,
dential,
80,000
50,000
Co
&
survey
radiation,
wave
a
&
Inc
Co.,
Co
*
...
companies
headquarters
by Wilson Brothers gives this company two
nationally recognizeci names in the water heater industry. '■
an
operating
$2,823,358
2,408,068
revenue,
>■'*'
acquisition
purchase
Wilson
1443.
p.
Vicloreen
A
&
&
the two
of
.
'.
'
.
industrial
Parker,
of
to
compressors
Shares
Michael
188,041
organization.,"
parent
Weyerhaeuser
and
gas
90,000
product
division
below.
Stanley
the
personnel
from
announced
founded
was
Maurice
respective
of
'
Lawson
newest
quisition
Michael
representative, have severally
as
company
of
characteristics,
of
stock.
common
UNDERWRITING—The underwriters named below, for whom
G.
out¬
$23,253
of
of
and
occupying
The
$281,358.
the
affect
Manufacturing,
division
a
Lawson
completion
of
of
1755.
p.
Brothers
commercial
lished
CAPITALIZATION—Upon
standing
55,386
Brothers—Subsidiary Acquires—
manufacturers
engi¬
solution.
1960,
months
four
20,783
Weyerhaeuser Southern Corp. will be
Weyerhaeuser
Co.
on
Dec.
31,
and
and
Manufacturing Co., has purchased
of Clayton & Lambert Co.
offers
vibration
make
not
announcement
192,
operating
Rwy.
$611,664
located
are
which
of
Co.
operations
>
applica¬
$422,997
Co.—Liquidates Subsidiaries —*
1
absorption
Rwy,
■-
Pulp
the
wiil
move
an
Wash.—V.
and
2,846,796
$67,259
5,761
subsidiaries
as
into
working
defense
service
staff
inc..
'
to
manufacture
and
economically
year
The
•.
devel¬
for
Carolina
liquidated
absorbed
1960, and Dec. 20,
1755.
p.
RR.—Earnings—
31—
Period Ended Oct.
$3,501,107
> 2,889,443
1862.
p.
Wilson
the
experienced
$803,069.
amounted
in
control
customers
fiscal
of
purchase
added
North
by
and
analyzing and solving shock and vibration
its
effective
most
of
be
industrial
manufacturing
company's
encountered
determine
will
heating,
integral
an
the
for
development;
purchase
engaged
and
applied
tooling
192,
for
Wisconsin Central
$3,269,793
282,900
$42,777
Weyerhaeuser
purposes.
virbrauion
of
available to assist in"
is
neers
N.
the
proceeds
be
machinery,
and
corporate
is
offices
customers,
for
the
company
executive
will
financing
additional
reseach
and
air-conditioning,
Its
in
for
general
extensive
an
the
of
engineering facilities;
products;
balance
of
used
BUSINESS—The
sale
its
equipment,
new
The
ventory.
irom
purchase
enlarge
test
of
opment
proceeds
the
-^V.
of class A common stock authorized but not
conversion of the class B common stock.
shares
reserved
rwy.
operating
rwy.
$43,000
tRepresented by notes payable Nov. 28,
and $16,000, respectively.—V. 192,
.
Net
&
200,000
are
<
from
revenue
277,017
expenses
operations
Co., Inc. and associates
offered on Nov. 29, 150,000 shares of the company's com¬
mon stock at a price of $3.50
per share.
The sale marks
the initial public offering of company's common stock.
—
5,455,340
._
loanst-:--
1960—10 Mos.—1959
$350,159
$319,794
100,000 shs.
200,000 shs.
par)—
bank
Outstanding
200,000 shs.
par),
(no
offered
$10,961,947
4,506,829
1960—Month—1959
31—
revenue.
operating
(no
stock
of Alabama—Earnings-
Oct.
FINANCING
*300,000 shs.
$27,000
Western Ry.
will
underway
stock
common
•The
$9,233,654
$1,233,347
571,996
$823,592
473,879
inc..
the company."
Period Ended
A
common
Lnorc-term
1862.
p,
A
B
rwy.
operations
rwy.
operating
Net
Class
Class
$4,851,092 $44,311,886 $45,099,982.
3,617,745
35,078,232
34,138,035
revenue.
PRESENT
Authorized
1960—10 Mos.—1959
1960—Month—1959
$4,345,093
expenses
3,521,501
operating
operating
Rwy.
the
to
TO
EFFECT
GIVING
CAPITALIZATION
Co.—Earnings—
RR.
31—
Period Ended Oct.
expenditures, the company performed re¬
services for outside firms and governmental
saw
ourselves
and
activities
Pacific
Western
of
investment
65
$5,415,625.
proportions,"
the
per-share
a
investment of
research
year
prepare
taken
represents
per-snare
Varian
tne
engineering
totaling
"The
1959
development
products
company-sponsored
search
and
1959,
the
against
Research
Monday, December 5, 1260
.
.
—
—5—n
of
.
IT'S THE BETTER WAY I
Volume
192
Number
6009
.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
.
*
(2271)
55
STATE AND CITY DEPARTMENT
I
BOND PROPOSALS AND NEGOTIATIONS
V:VcV>/: ALABAMA .J-:/-,////
Bond
Sale
Elementary School Dist. No. 40
$15,000,000
highway revenue, series H bonds
offered
Nov. 29—v.
on
awarded
-r-were
(P. O. Phoenix)', Ariz.
Bond
Offering — Harold
192, p. 2067
syndicate
to
Smith
12
school
price
of
100.015,
terest cost of about
lows: /•"
6s.
as
from
from
1968 to
1,900,000
1970 inclusive,
Due
///. from 1971 to 1973 inclusive.
'2,300,000 as 3.60s. Due on Jan. 1
"
from
1976 inclusive.
1974 to
■7,000,000
3.80s.
as
from
1977 to
Due
inclusive.
1981
,/ Other members of the syndicate
were
follows:
as
Eastman
Dillon, Union Securi¬
Co., Shields & Co., White,
Weld & Co., Dominick & Dorninick, Wertheim & Co., Lee Higginson Corp., Hirsch & Co., Wil¬
liam Blair & Co., Stroud & Co.,
Inc., Tripp & Co., Inc., The Illi¬
nois Co., Berney Perry & Co., Inc.,
ties
'
•
Hugo Marx & Co., The Ohio Co.,
Van Alstyne, Noel & Co., Field;
Richards & Co., McDonald & Co.,
Quirk
Williston
&
& Co., Inc., J.; R.
Beane, Goodbody &
Co., Kenower, MacArthur & Co.,
Granbery, Marache & Co., Rod¬
\
composed
3Y4S.
from
as
from
July
on
&
1971
Co., Rowles, Winston & Co., Winslow, Cohu & Stetson, Bioren &
Co., Cunningham, Schmertz & Co.,
DeHaven/& Townsend, Crouter
& Bodine, First Cleveland Corp.,
Hallowell,/Sulzberger,
&
Jenks,
Co., J. H. Hilsman &
Co., Janney, Dulles & Battles, Inc.,
Johnson, Lane, Space Corp., Wm.
J, Mericka & Co., Inc., Merrill,
Turben & Co., Sweney Cartwright
&
Watkins, Morrow & Co.,
Co., Lyons & Shafton, Inc., Walter, Woody & HeiCo.,
Westheimer &
merdinger,
'
/'
/
'
v
;
:
//Ray Allen, Olson & Beaumont,
Inc.,
Seasongood & Mayer, Kormendi & Co., Inc.r Eddleman, Pollok & Fosdick, Inc., Frantz Hut¬
chinson & Co., Howard, Weil, La-
Yuma
to
1976
Oh July 1
inclusive.
County, County School Dis¬
No.
trict
(P. O. Yuma), Ariz.
Offering — R.
L. Odom,
Bond
1
Clerk of the Board of
will
receive
sealed
&
Co.,
Nongard,
Show¬
1962
and
the
Treasurer,
bids
purchase
will
receive
Jan/11
until
of
Carmel
Unified
Prin¬
interest (J-J) payable
the County Treasurer's office.
cipal
at
and
Sewer
Smith
Fort
'
District,
Bond
District No.
Bond
sealed
until
Dec.
for
12
school
Due
2067—were
p.
Satterfield &
1981
to
'//
•
•
'
t
\
1 /"..
'
.
%
/
r
7
Arkansas
.
Bond
Offering
—
for
the
purchase, of
limited
1, 1960. Due
1961
to
and
interest
bank
on
Dec;
inclusive.
1980
$500,000
bonds.
tax
Dated
from
1
Principal
(J-D) payable at
any
trust company designated
or
by the successful bidder. Legality
by Townsend & Town-
approved
/
send, of Little Rock.',
Union
Bond
Offering—N.
M.
Payne,
City Clerk-Treasurer, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 5 for the purchase of $650,000
public
improvement,
limited
tax
i960. Due
bonds.
on
Dec.
series
High School Dist.,
Dec.
1;
from
1961
to
1970 inclusive. Callable
Principal
1963.
(J-D) 1 payable
at
as
and
of
Dec,
interest
the
Bank New York Trust
Chemical
Co., in New
York
City. Legality approved by
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
thy, of New York City.
the
Board
Belts,
Direc¬
of
tors, will receive sealed bids un¬
til 2 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 6 for the
purchase of $725,000 water
nue
Due
1970.
able
reve¬
1960 bonds. Dated Oct. 1, 1960.
on
Oct. 1 from 1978 to 1994
inclusive.
Callable
as
Principal and
at
the
of
Oct.
interest
Chemical
approved
Bank
Bradley, Arant,
Birmingham.
All
by
&
-
were
by
the
A., of
Francisco,
at
a
price
of
100.059, a net interest cost of about
3.72%,
follows:
as
$185,000
"/•'•'
-
as
5s.
Due
on
Dated
as
1971
342,000
3%s.
and
as
Jan.
1973 to
1,
were
as
follows:
on
Jan.
Offering
City
Dober,
000
general
pansion
obligation
bonds.
Coronado
San
Billie
Due
receive
(PST) on
of $175,-
sewer
ex¬
Jan.
on
1
1986 inclusive.
Unified
School
District,
Diego County, Calif.
Offering —R. B. James,
Bond
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids
at
his
until 10:30
the
for
office
Jan.
on
San
a.m.
inclusive.
15
1962 to
from
Principal
(J-J) > payable
Treasurer's
Diego,
Dec. 13
on
$1,250,000
Dated Jan. 15, 1961.
school bonds.
Due
in
(PST)
purchase
of
1986
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
at
.
and
office.
White,
Due
on
Jan.
1
inclusive.
Dean
Witter
Rose,
of
&
Inc., E. F. Hutton & Co.,
Youngberg, L a w s o n,
Levy, Williams & Stern, Irving
Lundborg & Co., Shuman, Agnew
& Co., Cruttenden, Pcdesta & Co.,
&
and C. N. White & Co.
///*
Alameda County Flood Control and
interest
cost
of
about
38,000
to
1966
4s.
as
1967
32,000
Due
5s.
as
1961
of
T.
&
4.18%,
as
to
C
192,
—v.
T.
&
Due
$104,000 school,
offered
Nov.
on
7
office
in Bakersfield,
(PST) on Dec. 20
for the purchase of $100,000
school, series A bonds. Dated Jan.
11
a.m.
1. 1961.
Due
to
inclusive.
Jan.
from
1967
Principal
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
and
1981
interest
on
1
(J-J)
the
hart,
Offering
City
Edwin
000
city
Dated
Jan. 15,
1961.
1962
to
able
at
T.
the
&
1985
S.
Bank
A., of
$450,t
bonds.
Due
Principal and interest
N.
July
on
inclusive.
(J-J)
of
San
pay¬
America
Francisco.
San Francisco.
School District,
Vista
School District,
Bond
Sale—The $160,000
bonds offered
2067—were
p.
Bank
of
N.
Francisco,
T.
the
to
S.
&
192,
A.,
price of
net interest cost of about
follows:
100.005, a
4.08%., as
at
a
5s.
as
Due
bonds offered
Alameda
1985
to
inclusive.
County
for
3
awarded
192,
to
the
(F-A)
Union
School
District,
Diego County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
15
1960
—v.
$117,000 school,
bonds
192,
p.
awarded
to
offered
1863
the Bank
&
S.
A., of
N.
as
T.
Utility District,
Tulare County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $250,000 bonds
offered on Nov. 21—v. 192, p. 1756
were
awarded
Housing
Agency, at
and
a
the
to
Federal
Home
price of
as
fol¬
90,000
1
41/2S.
as
$28,000
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—Emmet G. Mc-
Menamin, County Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
Salinas,
Dec.
until
12
000
bids
for
school,
Durham
—
on
were
of America
San
as
5s.
Due
on
22,000
as
from
Francisco,
11
35,000
33/4s.
District,
as
4s.
Due
Due
as 41/4s.
from 1980 to
32,000
on
Due
County, Calif.
be
(P. O. Oakland), Calif.
•Bond
Offering—Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
on
received
Dec.
$650,000
1962 to
5
until
for
11
the
a.m.
school bonds.
1981
(PST)
of
purchase
inclusive.
Due
from
in
on
the purchase of $95,series A 1960 bonds.
bids at his office in Martinez, un^til 10:30
the
(PST)
a.m.
purchase
on
Dec. 6 for
$350,000 school
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on
Jan; 1 from 1962 to 1982 inclusive/
Principal and interest (J-J) pay-v
able at the County Treasurer's of-r
fice. Legality approved by Orrick,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
of
San
of
Francisco.
McKinleyville
Bond
Jr.,
Union School Dist.,
County, Calif.
Moore,
Offering—Fred J.
Clerk,
County
will
sealed bids at his office in
2
to
(PST)
p.m.
purchase
A
on
on
Dec. 6 for
Dated
Dec.
inclusive.
1980
receive
Eureka,
school,
$136,000
of
bonds.
Due
1960.
1
Dec.
1,
1961
from
and
the
County
Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahl¬
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
interest
Principal
(J-D)
payable
at
Treasurer's
office.
San Francisco.
on
Dec.
15
on
Dec.
15
School
D-1957
District,
Calif.
Rivera,
Schools, will
Offering—Rudolf
Superintendent
receive
Dec. 15 from
City
Merced County,
in
sealed
Merced,
of
bids
until
at
Dec.
his
office
13 for the
purchase of $400,000 school build¬
ing bonds.
1985 inclusive.
District,
offered
Sale—The
Bond
$281,000 school,
bonds
School District
Contra Costa County, Calif.
County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The
series
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
(PST)
Martinez School District, Contra
Bond
1973 to 1979 inclusive.
Alameda
School
a.m.
re¬
office
cipal and interest (J-J) payable at
County Treasurer's office.
Dec. 15 from
1968 to 1972 inclusive.
Livermore School
Unified
Butte
his
at
Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1
from 1962 to 1981 inclusive. Prin¬
1961 to 1967 inclusive.
47/eS.
as
County
office.
Mt. Diablo Unified
$160,000
in¬
interest
follows:
Finance
par,
lows:
Due
1986
to
1
Merced
Public
1962
1961.
Marina School District, Monterey
series
Nov.
Los
school
F
1,
Principal
and
payable
at
the
Treasurer's
until
B
Feb.
from
1
clusive.
the
A., of
Francisco, and Associates.
series
series
Dated
Feb.
on
in
office
a.m.
1958,
bonds.
receive
will
his
at
(PST) on Jan.
purchase of $116,000
the
election
San
San
Clerk,
bids
Angeles until 9
Bank of America N. T. & S.
Lakeside
Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Offering—Gordon T. Nes-
Humboldt
Nov. 22—v.
on
2067—were
p.
Oct. 1 from
on
Lowell Joint School District,
Sale—The $100,000 school
Bond
school
21—v.
awarded
America
of
San
Nov.
on
O'Melveny
Angeles.
County, Calif.
California
In¬
Legality approved by
&
Myers,
of
Los
Clerk,/will
improvement
from
15
1962 to 1986 inclusive.
J-J.
Lang-
p.m.
for the purchase of
14
1 from
terest
Costa County, Calif.
Bond Offering —W. T. Paasch//
receive'
(PST) on County Clerk, will receive sealed
—
sealed bids until 8
Dec.
District
the
Healdsburg, Sonoma County, Calif.
Bond
Parking
103, Calif.
Offering
Walter C. Pe¬
City Clerk, will receive
a.m. (PST) on
Dec. 8 for the purchase of $260,000
parking limited tax bonds.
Dated July 1, 1960. Due on July
sealed
School District,
County, Calif.
her
at
until
pur-;
building
1, 1960.
Bond
vig,
Union
Kern
receive^
fin,
office
sealed bids until 10
1
S.
Greenfield
will
his
Feb.
Angeles
Los
Dec.
on
A., of San Francisco,
Associates.
,,,,
/
and
*
terson,
Dec. 1 from
on
p. 1756—were awarded
Bank
of
America
Theu
1
$245,000 school
No.
inclusive.
District, Santa
County, Calif.
bonds
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Due
1977
4V4s.
as
Dec. 1 from
on
Bond Sale—The
series
La
Cottonwood Union
Water Conservation District
-
N.
A., of San Francisco, Lawson,
Levy, Williams & Stern, Stone &
Youngberg, and C. N. White &
Co., at a price of 100.056, a net
of
cisco.
Cutler
.
New
America
Due
at
Dated
on
composed
group
-
Clerk,
bids
of
Los
were
—
Offering—Vera K. Gibson.
County Clerk, will received sealed
will
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
Dec. 5 for the purchase
1971
Smith
Stone
offered
1863
S.
bids
Mrs.
—
Clerk,
1,
Co., Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner
&
a
p.
.
Due
1981
bonds
of
scealed
$86,000 school,
192,
1
Offering—Vernon L. Fei- ]
County
bonds.
Bond
Corona, Calif.
1972.
33As.
to
Bank
the
$48,000
.
v.
Bond
cok,
chase
1962
74,000 as 3s. Due on Jan. 1, 1967 ■/.<,. 1961 to 1968 inclusive.
12,000 as 3%s.
Due on Oct. 1,
:
and 1968.
/
/
:
/
'* /- /
1969 and 1970.
74,000 as 3 Vis.' Due on Jan. 1,
100,000 as 4s. Due on Oct. 1 from
1969 and 1970.
75,000
The
Jan. 1 from
1962 to 1966 inclusive.
pay¬
York Trust Co., in New York City.
Legality
—
Other members of the syndicate
Offering—Robt. A.
of
1863
Bank of America N. T. & S.
from
Chairman
p.
syndicate
a
San
Opelika, Ala.
Bond
192,
v.
to?
P-12
Dated
1
—
awarded
1956
—
33/4s.
as
Merced, until Dec. 13 for the
District,
Legality
approved
by
Orrick,
proved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Her-,
Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe,
rington & Sutcliffe, of San Fran¬
CALIFORNIA
Acalanes
in
Jan/1 from
(J-J)
.
13
offide
John¬
Secretary of the Board of
Education,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Dec.
Dec.
re¬
and
son,i
school
bonds.
on
from 1962 to
Dibrell
28
Barbara
Principal
-
Van Buren School District No. 42,
Sale—The
C
awarded
(PST) 91^ to,
purchase of $1,- N.
inclusive.
Bond
Co., Inc.
/
par.
.
Improvement
$115,000 sewer
22—v. 192,
awarded to W. H.
Nov.
a.m.
the
1, 1961.
his
at
11
995,000
13, Ark.
Nov.
on
bids
Salinas,
Sale—The
bonds offered
Bond
Offering—Emmet G. Mc-
,
r
Housing
Agency, as
Goleta Union School
payable
at
County Treasurer's office.
///J
on
—were
Santa Cruz County, Calif.
series
Jan.
on
Livingston Union Elementary Sch,'
District, Merced County, Calif.
Federal
Finance
price of
a
1960
Freedom Union School
Monterey County, Calif.
interest
ARKANSAS
the
p.
from 1978 to 1985 inclusive.
School
ceive
1974 inclusive.
to
4%s, at
the
state-aid
$95,000,000
building bonds.
school
for
Dated Jan.
from 1963 to
80,000
$75,000 general
192,
Home
and
$16,000
Menamin, County Clerk, will
Due on July 1
23—-v.
awarded
Due
from 1979 to 1986 inclusive.
obligation water bonds offered
Nov.
Betts,
(MST) on Dec. 13 for the
purchase of $800,000 school bonds.
Nov., 22
Huntsville, Ala.
1,
from
(State of)
Offering—Bert A.
State
Supervisors,
bids until 2]
Murray, Inc., M. B, Vick & *Contra Costa County, Calif.
'
Bond Sale—The $750,000
Co., Harold E. Wood & Co., and
school,
Zahner and Company.
series/F. 1955 bonds offered on
. /
/
.
•
15
Principal
&
ers
-
Jan.
on
inclusive.
Bond
p.m.
1, 1961.
Bond Sale—The
3V2S.
as
from 1962 to 1978 inclusive.
Hemet),
follows:
sealed
bouisse, Friedrichs & Co.,1 Kroeze,
McLarty
1991
inclusive.
Due
1972
Co.,
Green,
Ellis & Anderson, Baker, Watts &
Co., Jones, Kreeger & Co., Hattier
& Sanford, Stranahan, Harris &
Kirkland
1961. :Due
to
$201,000
California.
a.m.
California
to
.
Biddle
Yarnall
10
1
3.40s.
1962
275,000
Due
Renshaw, Robert W. Baird Legality aproved by Gust, RosenCo., First Southwest Co.,
•- feld & Divelbess, of Phoenix.
&
Oakland, un¬
(PST) on Dec. 20 for
the purchase of $600,000 zone No.
5, series F bonds. Dated Jan. 15,
til
West Florida Ave.,
512
inclusive.
Co., of St. Louis, Boettcher interest
(J-J)
payable
at
Co., and Refsnes, Ely, Beck &• County
Treasurer's office.
Le¬
Co., at a price of 100.001, a net gality approved
by Orrick, Dahl¬
interest cost of about 3.33%, as
quist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
follows:
./
San Francisco.
as
Municipal Water District,
Improvement District No. 12 (P. O.
Bond Offering — Jack G. Blue,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
Trust
$475,000
Eastern
bids at his office in
&
man
,
inclusive.
1977
to
$440,000
1, 1961.
2067—were awarded to a group
of
The
Mercantile
p.
&
King,
1962
from
of
Jan.
Dated
1991
&
Jan. 1
on
purchase
bonds.
to
1962
Principal and interest (F-A) pay¬
able
at
the
County Treasurer's
office. Legality approved by Or¬
rick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sut¬
cliffe, of San Francisco.
/'/ i v
Arizona
/ Bond Sale—The $750,000 school
/ bonds offered on Nov. 28—v.
192,
Jan. 1
on
W.
Maricopa County, Tempe School
District No. 3 (P. O. Phoenix),
1
Jan. 1
on
the
for
Due
:
Jan.
on
Due
3.40s.
as
fol¬
1967 inclusive.
3.20s.
as
as
•// ;//
-
Due
1962 to
1,600,000
in¬
3.77%,
1' :"J
$2,200,000
net
a
10
the
for
from
1
Superintendent of Schools,
at
a
*
will receive sealed bids until Dec.
a
headed by the First Boston Corp.,
until
a.m.
(PST) on Jan.
purchase of $750,000
zone
No.
3A,
series F
bonds,
Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Due on Feb.
Maricopa County, Glendale
The
—
bids
-
10
Authority (P. O.
Montgomery), Ala.
/.'.
,
ARIZONA
//,;-•,
Alabama Highway
offered
on
$785,000 bonds,
Nov. 22—v. 192, p.
awarded
2067^
to
a
syndicate
192, p. 2067—were, headed by the Bank of America
awarded to Shearson, Hammill & N. T. & S. A., of San Francisco,
Nov.
—were
22—v.
Co., at
a
price of 100.13,
terest cost of about
lows:
on
a
3.61%,
net in¬
as
fol¬
at
a
price of 100.081.
Other members of the syndicate:
were
as
follows:
Merrill
Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., E.
Co., Stone & Youngberg, Lawson, Levy, Williams &
Bond
Clerk,
A-1960
22
—
bonds
192,
v.
offered
2067
p.
&
Theodore
—
bids
sealed
c/o
R.
will
Selectman,
with $349,337.02
Co.
Gross
re¬
First
the
began
gain
of
over
the
Total
bonds offered op
headed
cate
America
102.538,
the
by
T.
N.
Francisco,
S.
&
4y4S,
as
delaware
Bank
A.,
at
of
follows: Blyth & Co., Inc.,
Lynch, Pierce, Fenner &
Smith, Inc., Stone & Youngberg,
Lawson, Levy, Williams & Stern,
J.
A. Hogle
& Co., Cruttenden,
Podesta & Co., Fred D. Blake &
Co., and C. N. White & Co.
as
Merrill
Panama Union School
Kern
Bond
,
County,
for
Clerk,
at the
City Treasurer's office. Le¬
approved by Reed, Hoyt,
Washburn
& McCarthy, of New
gality
York
tial
City.
20
for
(PST)
a.m.
the
purchase
Dade
the
at
of $5,000
Dated Jan.
1961 to 1990 inclusive. Callable
Pleasant
Aug. 1, 1971. Principal and in¬
terest (F-A) payable at the Chase
Manhattan
Bank, in New York
City. Legality approved by Mit-
Valley School District,
County, Calif.
Butte
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
until
received
Dec.
on
for
5
11
Pershing, Shetterly
chill, of New York City.
chel,
(PST)
purchase of
a.m.
the
Florida
1
■
■.
.
Santa Ynez Valley Union High
School Dist.,
County, Calif.
series B bonds offered
192,
p.
Nov. 21
on
of America N.
to
The
S.
Bank
T.
1863—
headed by Smith, Barney
Co., and Blyth & Co., Inc., at a
price of 100.1018, a net interest
&
cost of about
4.21%,
$1,770,000
6s.
from
Betts,
receive
will
a.m. (PST) on
purchase of $14,housing system revenue,
for
21
173,000
series
1959.
A
the
bonds.
Due
cate
1,
1962 to
by
proved
O
&
Herrington
Legality
i c k, Dahlquist,
Sutcliffe, of San
r r
The
dent
housing
bonds
offered
system
were
W.
E.
awarded
to
retired since the Pike started op¬
erations in January 1957 to $8,-
650,000.
1
Sept. 1
the
of
the
follows:
as
Yolo
County,
Calif.
1960—were
p.
Bank
of
of
a
N.
T.
to
&.
S.
the
Inc.;
A.
Andrews
&
Parker
Co., Inc.;
Redpath;
&
Francisco, and Associates,
price of 100.02.
Woods
School
Dist.,
San
-Julien Collins & Co.; The Illi¬
Company; J. R. Williston &
Beane; Winslow, Cohu & Stetson;
Kenower, MacArthur & Co.; Ly¬
,
nois
&
ons
A.,
San
at
awarded
America
Joaquin
Shafto, Inc.; Newman,
Co., Inc.; Piper, Jaffray
Hopwood; Underwood, Neuhaus
Co., Inc.; J. C. Wheat & Co., and
Brown
&
&
&
Robert L. Whittaker & Co.
County, Calif.
Bond
Offering—R.
E.
Graham,
Florida
State
Turnpike Authority,
bids at his office in
til
the
11
a.m.
(PST)
purchase
Stockton,
on
of
Dec.
$39,000
12
for
bonds. Dated Jan.
18, 1960. Due on
Jan. 18, 1971 and 1972. Pr*neipal
and
interest
County
v
office.
Le¬
gality approved by Orrick, Dahlquist, Herrington & Sutcliffe, of
San
:
(J-J) payable at the
Treasurer's
Francisco.
,
.
Gross
un¬
school
.
October
of
the
Revenue
—
showed
an
than
more
month
a
year
the
same
Thomas
ago,
of
the
-
Mr. -Manuel said
this
the
25th
consecutive
with
require¬
.1.39
year
the
was
sold to a syndicate
by the Trust Company of
Georgia, of Atlanta, at a price of
10G.035, a net interest cost of
follows:
as
3V2S.
Due
1961 to
1973
to
Dated
Turnpike
shown
increases
■) bonds offered on Nov. 22—v. 192,
sources
In
in
the
1990
Dec.
Dec.
on
1
inclusive.
Other members of the syndicate
as
follows: Robinson-Hum¬
were
Co., Inc., Wyatt, Neal &
Waggoner, Francis I. duPont &
Co., Byron Brooke & Co., and J.
water
and
offered
issue
sewer
Nov.
on
bonds
revenue
15
was
sold
to
October
was
preceding
revenue
years.
from
all
$388,676.18 compared
192,
—v.
Nov. 23
on
2068—were
p.
to The Mercantile Trust
Bond
Offering—Daniel L. Fultz,
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
tors, will receive sealed bids un¬
Nov.
on
inclusive.
(M-N)
1
from
1963
payable
at
to
and
Principal
interest
1979
bank or
company designated by the
successful
bidder.
Legality
ap¬
proved by Burcham & Blair,, of
Washington.
"
;
any
trust
awarded
Company,
Du
No.
Offering
Secretary
will
10
of
Lee
—
the
receive
L.
Page County School District
(P. O. West Chicago), III.
Bond Sale—The $330,000 school
building bonds offered on Nov. 17
192, p. 1960—were awarded
to Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc., at a
price of 100.003, a net interest cost
—v.
about
$30,000
3.17%,
as
1961
and
200,000
as
from
50,000
as
4V4S.
follows:
Due
Board,
bids
Dec. 9
on
Dec.
1,
on
Dec.
1
1962.
3s.
Due
.
1963 to 1970 inclusive.
as
3y4s.
Due
on
Dec.
as
3%s.
and
1960.
Due
on
Dec.
Due
eral
Sale—The
obligation
bonds offered
p.
2169
—
.
on
were
sanitary
Nov.
gen¬
sewer
29—v.
awarded
to
1°2,
The
Mercantile Trust Company, of St.
Louis.
"
(CST);
Dec.
on
chase
of
semi-annually
Due
inclusive.
p.m.
the
Dated
pur¬
works
Dec.
from
1
re¬
1
sewage
Jan.
on
for
14
bonds.
revenue
will
until
$270,000
Principal
1,
1962
and
to
in¬
Legality approved by Ross, Mc¬
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianpol'is.
iowa
Jan.
on
Davenport, Iowa
Bond Offering — Allyn Wiese,
City Clerk, will receive sealed
bonds.
1960.
Due
on
1975
inclusive.
Bond
Sale—The
17—v.
192,
offered
on
1864—were
p.
bids until 7:45 p.m. (CST) on Dec.
7 for
the purchase of $1,C65,000
Indianapolis Bond
Corp., as 4V8S, at a price
100.114, a basis of about 4.11%.
Jasper School City, Indiana
Bond Sale—The $100,000 school
building 1960 bonds offered on
Nov.
18—v.
awarded
192,
to
1864—were
p.
The
Bond
& Share
of
Corp.,
100.18,
,
Township
56th
City Treasurer, will receive
bids until 9 a.m. (CST) on
Dec; 5 for the purchase of $367,-
ford,
sealed
000
of
about
Metropilitan
City
Dec.
9
for
the
(CST)
purchase
of
$350,000 school improvement I960
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1,
1960.
Due
semi-annually from July 1, 1962
to July 1, 1967 inclusive. Interest
J-J. Legality approved by
Chap¬
man & Cutler, of
Chicago.
Otter
Creek
School
Building Corp.
(P. O. North Haute), Indiana
Bond
Offering—Winston Hen¬
derson, Secretary of the School
Building Corp., will receive sealed
bids until 1
(CST)
p.m.
for the purchase of
mortgage
on
Dec. 8
$1,650,000 first
bonds.
revenue
Due
on
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1990 inclusive.
of Jan.
as
1, 1967. Inter¬
J-J.
Legality
Ross, McCord, Ice
Indianapolis.
Perry
Township
approved
&
Miller,
by
of
Metropolitan
School District
1756—were
p.
awarded
Indianapolis Bond & Share
Corp., and City Securities Corp.,
St.
2V2s,
as
a.
basis
at
of
a
about
price
2.45%.
Joseph County (P. O.
Bend), Indiana
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
(CST)
Dec. 13 for the purchase of
on
$430,-
estate
semi-anually
purchase
Dec.
on
1960
1, 1960.
Due
Jan. and July 1
from
1962
to
cipal
and
interest
Sioux
Bond
City
.
1966 inclusive. Prin¬
(J-J)
\/
■
,
City, Iowa
Offering—C. A. Norrbom,
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 12
for the purchase of $94,000 street
improvement bonds. Dated Dec. 1,
1960.
Due
1966
inclusive.
terest
Nov.
on
from
1
1962
to
Principal and in¬
payable at the City Treas¬
urer's
office.
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
kansas
Garden
Bond
bles,
City, Kansas
Offering
City
—
Chas. R. Pee¬
will
receive
(CST) on
Clerk,
sealed bids utnil 7 p.m.
Dec. 7 for the purchase
483
internal
of $119,-
street
improvement
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Legality
approved
by
Stinson,
Mag, Thomson, McEvers & Fizzell, of Kansas City.
Bond
general
series
Sale—An
issue
obligation
A—1960
bonds
Milburn, Cochran &
of
$11,000
waterworks,
was
sold
to
Co., Inc., as
4%s and 5s.
kentucky
Adair County (P. O.
Columbia),
r
/.Bond Sale—The $650,000 school
Offering—Emery L. Mol-
Dated
receive
Kentucky
County Auditor, will receive
real
-
Jones,
sealed
equipment bonds.
of
South
bonds.
will
H.
Olmitz, Kansas
to The
jointly,
100.127,
Valley, Iowa
Offering—Wm.
Clerk,
(P. O.
Indianapolis), Ind.
Sale—The $650,000 school
building bonds offered on Nov. 10
Bond
192,
system
sewer
bids until 8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 5
for the purchase of $24,500 fire
Street,
a.m.
hills
//.„/V
Missouri
Bond
Indianapolis), Ind.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
000
southern
bonds.,'.;
Indianapolis
23/4S, at a
be received until 11:30
to
Des Moines, Iowa
Offering—W. A. Ruther¬
,
Bond
as
basis
a
1,
1963
Principal and in¬
payable at the City Treas¬
office.
Legality approved
Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago.
Share
of
Nov.
from
1
urer's
awarded to The
&
Dated
Nov.
terest
$70,000 water¬
bonds
revenue
Nov.
Bond
$200,000
of
Dec.-
James Jones,
—
bids
sealed
corporate
nar,
Bond
ceive
Chicago.
1,
Georgetown, III.
Offering
Clerk-Treasurer,
July 1 from 1962 to 1972 in¬
clusive. Interest J-J. Legality ap¬
proved by Chapman & Cutler, of
1,
1974.
Town
the
1 and
1971 and 1972.
50,000
Dated
until
for
purchase of $55,000 school build¬
ing
1960
bonds.
Dated
Dec.
1,
—v.
on
(CST)
purchase
terest! (J-J) •; p a y able
at
the
Farmers State Bank, in Zionsville.
Stone,
School
sealed
(CST)
a.m.
est
33
receive
p.m."
Due
1960.
Louis.
Callable
illinois
1960.
1995
of St.
on
Shoshone County, Pinehurst Water
District (P. O.
Pinehurst), Idaho
in
have
$325,000 school
School District (P. O. 7433 East
of $75,000
Blyth & Co., Inc.
marked
same
Bond Sale—The
Lawrence
Potlatch, Idaho
1973
the
County School District
(P. O. Washington), III.
52
2.72%.
Sale—An
1:30
the
for
school bonds.
Bond
Tazewell
No.
idaho
Bond
until
21
)
Rosier,
Trustee, ^ will
bids
Civil
Indiana);f /
/
-
and
Valparaiso), *
Offering—George
Dec.
on
1,
Sale—The
price
W. Tindall & Co.
School
obligation
works
ley & Mobley, of Atlanta.
sealed
$84,000
Flora, Indiana
1960.
1,
Bond
Township
1
on
semi-annually fronu
$800,000 gen¬
July 1, 1961 to July -1, 1969 in-:
improvement elusive.
Principal
and - interest
bonds offered on Nov. 22—v. 192,"
(J-J)
payable
at
the
Farmers
p. 2068 — were awarded to John
State Bank, in Valparaiso. Legal¬
Nuveen & Co., and Merrill Lynch,
ity approved by Ross,. McCord,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith
Inc., Ice &
Miller, of Indianapolis.
/
jointly, as 4s, at a price of 100.019,
a basis of about 3.99%.
/ ;
Zionsville, Ind.
Bond
eral
Dec. 1 from
on
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Trust Company of Georgia, in At¬
lanta.
Legality approved by Kel-
*.
revenues
over
Dec.
Monsanto, Illinois
1972 inclusive.
4s. Due
as
on
inclusive.
Bloomfield School Dist., Ind.
22
555,000
Due
( •/
;.i-.
Dec. -1
1980
to
Township
Townships ) (P.' O.
•
indiana
headed
as
1
Dec.
Mr.
ago,
County School District
(P. O. Jonesboro), Georgia
Bond Sale—An issue of $750,000
school building bonds offered on
B.
Au¬
month
months
interest
a
October
Clayton
from
inclusive.
1977
said.
$195,000
on -
1976
to
3%s.
as
Bond
revenue
Parkway
of
slightly
over
Manuel, Chairman
thority, said.
Lyme, Conn.
Bond Sale—The $210,000 school
..
gross
for
State
increase
11%
11%
up
October
Sunshine
which
connecticut
times
compared
3.94%,
Due
1972
135,000
georgia
Nov.
inclusive.
building bonds offered
earnings for
month
Manuel
of
Florida
County Clerk, will receive sealed
'
1.51
ments
same
,
Auchincloss,
par.
Sale—The $270,000 school
bonds offered on Nov. 21—v.
192,
outstanding.
were
Due
James
District,
issue
1971
3V2S.
as
from
$65,350,000 of
of $74,000,000
Harriman
Co., Inc.; Wm. E. Pollock &
Inc.; Roosevelt & Cross;
nance
Bond
original
of
ton &
192,
Housing and Home FiAgency, as 27/gs, at a price
Woodland Joint Union High School
total
syndi¬
Blunt Ellis & Simmons.
■
A
to
1961
140,000
up
til 7 p.m. (MST) on Dec. 9 for the
purchase of $240,000 general obli¬
gation bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1959.
Co.,
of
was
Co.; Dick & Merle-Smith; Shearson, Hammill & Co.; W. H. Mor¬
Federal
.
Sept.
on
Hutton
&
Co.; Clark,
Co.; Wood, Struthers &
Dodge &
stu¬
revenue
Nov. 25—v.
on
1863—were
p.
$786,000
October
3.49%,
on
offered
15—v.
192, p. 1864—were
awarded to the Indianapolis Bond
6 Share Corp., as 4%s, at a price
of 100.27, a basis of about 4.35%.
of
Due
$118,000 water¬
bonds
revenue
Nov.
Union
314s.
as
from
phrey
inclusive.
Due
members
,
—
1981
Co.; A. G. Becker & Co.,
Bacon, Stevenson & Co.
University of San Francisco (P. O.
San Francisco), Calif.
Sale
to
on
ley & Co.; Hemphill, Noyes & Co.;
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis;
Reynolds & Co.; R. S. Dickson &
ap-
Francisco.
Bond
1
Ripley & Co., Inc.; Kuhn, Loeb &
Co.; R.
W. Pressprich
&
Co.;
Pierce, Carrison, Wulbern, Inc.;
Alex, Brown & Sons; F. S. Mose-
Principal and in¬
office.
in
Bank,
works
follows:
from
total
a
National
net interest cost of about
a
as
Swayzee, Ind.«
Bond Sale—The
Chicago, and A. G. Becker & Co.,
a price of 100.013,
substan¬
a
First
$190,000
1982 to 1990 inclusive.
Other
(M-N) payable at the State
Treasurer's
■■■'*
Nov.
1 from
Nov.
on
inclusive.
1998
terest
Dated
Due
4.20s.
as
from
sealed bids until 10
Dec.
1971
7,275,000
Sept.
on
1970 inclusive.
4s.
as
follows:
as
Due
1964 to
5,455,000
Sacramento), Calif.
Offering—Bert A.
Treasurer,
as
from
State Colleges of California (P. O.
Bond
192,
a syn¬
&
sociates.
.
awarded to
dicate
A., of San Francisco, and As¬
State
Nov. 30—v.
on
were
The
increase of 11.6%.
an
Mileage
about
Development
bonds offered
school,
1863—were awarded
p.
showed
*
Sale—The $465,000 school
Inc., jointly, at
using the pike
compared with 281,211 in the 1959
—
Santa Barbara
Bond Sale—The $200,000
Mit-
&
Commission
(P. O. Tallahassee), Fla.
Bond
Sale
The
$14,500,000
Hillsborough county road revenue
$46,000 school bonds.
—v.
as
of
office.
be
Leather-
B.
Clerk of the Board of Coun¬
Commissioners,
will
receive
sealed bids until 11 a.m. (EST) on
Dec. 13 for the purchase of $12,000,000
highway
bonds.
Dated
Aug. 1, 1960. Due on Aug. 1 from
Treasurer's
County
Miami), Fla.
(P. O.
Offering—E.
man,
>
1, 1961/ Due on Jan. 1, 1962.
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able
11.27%.
October with
Turnpike
Dec., ty
on
r
school, series B bonds.
County
Bond
receive
sealed bids at her office in Bakers-
field, until 11
also
gain in
$2,346,614.04
Cord, Ice & Miller, of Indianapolis.
building bonds offered on Nov.
28—v. 192, p. 2068—were awarded
to
.
of
Bond
of 313,842 vehicles
florida
Gib-
K.
-
was
increase
an
the
District)
will
year,
for the fiscal pe¬
months
Traffic
Calif.
Offering —Vera
County
son,
said/
revenue
seven
is
,
last
period
.
Other members of the syndicate
were
12%
sealed bids until 11
basis of about 4.11%.
a
than
more
County Treasurer's office.
Legality approved by Ross,\ Mc¬
No. 47 (P.O.
Crystal Lake), III..
..
a
12.5% with a total of 14,550,426
liams, City Treasurer, will receive
compared with 12,934,207 in the
a.m. (EST) on1959 month.
Dec. 7 for the purchase of $7,050,Chairman Manuel reported that
000
general
obligation
bonds.
during October the Authority re¬
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
tired an additional $675,000 of its
from 1961 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
revenue
bonds to bring the total
cipal and interest (J-D) payable
San
of
price
a
showed
1
at- the
District
first
year
$3,148,077.73 for a gain of
$338,913.93. Net revenue for the
Wilmington, Delaware
Bond Offering—Maurice F. Wil¬
of
the
fiscal
was
month,
syndi¬
a
by; Robinson,
Hartford
approved
Nov. 22—v. 192,
1756—were awarded to
p.
Legality
Robinson & Cole, of
the
April
same
Manuel
riod
for
of
little
a
McHenry County, Crystal Lake
Community Consolidated School
$39,339.16.
revenue
months
Mr.
in the 1959 month.
was
seven
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Norwalk-La-Mirada City School
District, Los Angeles County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $705,000 school
increase
The
which
Trust
Dept., 42 Church St., New Haven,
until 11 a.m. (EST) on Dec. 7 for
the
purchase of $790,000 school
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
were
Hill Richards
awarded to
Esta-
New Haven National Bank,
on
—
Offering
First
ceive
Napa County, Calif.
Bond Sale—The $214,000 school,
Nov.
to
Woodbridge, Conn.
y
George Union School Dist.,
awarded
Co., and Putnam & Co.,
as
3.40s, at a price of
basis of about 3.37%.
jointly,
100.27, a
White & Co.
series
&
brook
Stern, Irving Lundborg & Co.,
Shuman, Agnew & Co., Cruttenden, Podesta & Co., and C. N.
Mount
2068—were
p.
F. Hutton &
payable
building
Nov.
revenue
14—v.
awarded to
of
Stein
bonds offered on
192,%
a
Bros.
pr
1864—were
syndicate composed
&
Boyce, 'Bankers
Bond-
ties
Co,, Inc., Equitable Securi¬
Corporation, .Merrill Lynch,
Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc., and
Security & Bond Co,, at a price of
'.V-'c :.v
/
.
$
Volume
192
The Commercial and Financial
Number 6009
Chronicle
(2273)
57
uJ
Butler County (P. O. Morgantown),
County Clerk, will receive sealed
follows: Johnston, Lemon a price of 100.149, a basis of about
& Co., Eddleman, Pollok & Fos- 3.23%.
dick, Inc., Hendrix & Mayes, Inc.,Pittsfield, Mass.
Harkness & Hill, Fox, Reusch &
for the purchase of
rities Co.
■
Kentucky
Offering — Oval
Bond
building
Dec.
$260,000 school
to
1981
Dated
bonds.
revenue
1, 1960. Due
1962
Clark,
June 1 from
on
inclusive.
were as
Co^andChanner Newman.SecuNo.
6-A
Parish
Alon L
—
Wall
Secretary
Campbell County (P. O. Newport),
Kentucky
Jury, will receive sealed bids until 9:30 a.m. (CST) on Dec. 20 for
the
purchase of $243,000 public
eral
$700,000
obligation hospital
fered
on
15-v.
awarded
-were
nncnH
Nov.
Tho
nf
TPrt
to
l
bonds of-
192,
a
1864
p.
group
i toKl
i
gen-
of
&
man
Son, and the Citizens
Bank & Trust Co., of
at a price of 100.01, a
C°St
ao
as
°<
ab°Ut
3-62%>
fftllnwe
follows:
Due
4V2s.
as
1
Sept.
on
Campbell
Kenton
and
Bar Harbor School
District, Me.
Dec.
of
Bank
PWne
bids until
1
from
1961
to
South Portland, Maine
Bond Offering
Bernal B
uri ling
Allen
Bernal B. Alien,
tSS*7
Dec. 7
™ a
$337,000
3.60s.
as
Due
from 1970 to
340,000
Aug.
on
Due
S
?'
•
ner-
^
•
i
Calvert County
Bond
,
nnn
—
Nov.
19
192,
—v.
a
L-
,D
r>
composed
group
receive
3%s, at
(M_N)
payabie
Sale
The
—
Sale—The
building
Nov.
Wiseman
„
nf
192
v.
-v.
12
for
„iio
.
^
$
limited
tax
^
_
||nion
ca™es &
bett & pickard> Inc-> at
p.
series
Nov.
on
1961—were
3V2S.
as
interest
net
a
bank
(M-N)
$30,000
5s. Due
as
Cor-
awarded
192,
F. L.
to
Due
175,000
41/2s.
as
from
1965 to
Cannon Fall* Indm
Due
June
on
bond
390,000
asJ As.
4s.
as
inplnon/p
June
on
1
T
t-y
4/8s.
as
Due
t
June 1
on
Sale —The
Nov.
1
22—v.
price
a
192,
of
Garrett
Miller &
offered
&
Sons,
Mead,
Co., and Johnston, Lem-
from 1979 to 1986 inclusive.
'
^
as
Due
follows:
Sept.
on
-
•»
-
Adams, Mass.
Bond
Sale—The
Due
from 1979 to
1981
Sept.
on
1
inclusive.
as 4.10s.
Due on Sept.
from 1982 to 1984 inclusive.
as
4.15s.
Due
from 1985 to 1987
64,000
as
4.20s.
60,000
(M-N) payable at any
bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder.
Germfask
000 school
on
School District,
Sale—An
Bond
Nov. 23
MacArthur
issue
Mich.
of
$140,building bonds offered
was sold to Kenower,
&
Co.
Due
Sept.
on
Sept.
on
1
bonds offered
_
erly,
-
Nov. 21—v.
on
.1
o
td
T
Township School District
(P. O. 5500 Stroebel Road,
sewer
192,
2069—were awarded to Tucker,
i
01/
Saginaw), Mich.
Bond Offering—Denneth E. Hager
Secretary of the Board of
ley, Town Treasurer, will receive
on
sealed bids c/o the Merchants Na-
elusive.
(J-D)
Street, Boston 6, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Dec.
efer the purchase of
$234,000 general obligation sewer bonds. Dated
bids
3
March
i_»
15,
1960.
from 1961 to
_
..
i
i
Due
tt\
j
_
Dec.
on
*1
15
1975 inclusive. Prin-
.
j.j.
10
(CST) on Jan.
purchase of $150,000
building
bonds.
Dated
1, 1961. Due on March 1
a.m.
j.
,i
j.
j,
1981
Boston.
inclusive. Prin-
Arlington, Mass.
Sale—The $430,000 school
Bond
cipal and .interest (M-S) payable
project
at the office of the Parish
Nov. 22
School
Board
Treasurer, or at any bank
specified by the purchaser.
Natchitoches,
Bond Sale—The
Nov.
.
Merchants National Bank, in BosJPn- Legality approved by Storey,
Thorndike, Palmer & Dodge, of
from 1962 to
ities
.
cipal and interest payable at.the
the
the
school
Dec.
i.
Parish
until
for
'
Board, will receive sealed
of
30—v.
awarded to
a
offered
of
Abroms & Co.
Other members of the syndicate
of
v.
to
bonds
192,
The
offered
on
2069 — were
Harvard. Trust
p.
Cambridge, as 3s, at a
100.84, a basis of about
one/
^yu/°-
on
192, p.
1757 -were
syndicate headed by
I
Co.,
o
$1,250,000 util-
bonds
revenue
loan
—
awarded
price
La.
Due
Auburn, Mass.
Bond Sale—An issue of
school
project
bonds offered
to
loan,
on
act
Nov. 15
C., J. Devine &
Co.,
as
...
$400,000
of
1948
was
sold
3^4s, at
Due .on Nov. X
3V2S. Due
on
Nov. 1, 1968
1969.
Robbinsdale Indep. School Dist.
No.
281,
Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
,
be
received
on
Dec."
until
4
^
„UUUL *
for ""the"
15
ip
(CST)
purchase of
be received until 7:30
p.m.
3s. Due
on
Feb. 1,
r»-
Co.,
as 6s. Due on Dec. 1 from
1963 to 1965 inclusive.
140,000
as
4s.
Due on Dec.
from 1966 to 1971 inclusive.
180,000
Indep.
//-lornx
T-k
C.
&
£
on
Due
Dec.
1
Dec.
from 1978 to 1990 inclusive.
St.
1
on
Peter, Minn.
on
Dec.
12
$350,000
(CST)
purchase of
disposal
plant
for
the
sewage
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1963 to 1979 inclu-
J.U-
.dC
sive.
,
Shakooee
Bond
offering
Minn
FA
—
Dircks
cit
Recorderi wiH receive sealed
bids until 7:3o'p.m. (CST) on Dec.
13 for th£ purc.hase. oft $265'°?0
disposal
plant
bonds.
sewage
Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due
School District
4/1
Due
4V2S.
as
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until 7:30 p.m.
any^bank or trustw^my dMigFaegre
4.40s.
as
from 1972 to 1977 inclusive,
Payne, Village Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 4 p.m. (CST) on
Erkskine
follows:
570,000
Dec. 20 for the purchase of $75,000
sewage " treatment
facilities
Legality
as
$60,000
1989
Clarkfield, Minn.
Offering — Elaine
approved by
Benson, of Minnesota.
*
St. Paul Port Authority, Minn.
Bond Sale — The $950,000 port
facility revenue bonds offered on
Nov. 15 — v. 192, p. 1962 — were
awarded to a group composed of
Juran & Moody, Inc., JKalman &
Co., Inc., and Harold E. Wood &
1
and 1990.
Bond
(CST)
Dec' 14 for the purchase of
$500,000 municipal state-aid street
from 1981 to 1988 inclusive.
as
Cloud, Minn.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
,
1
Feb.
on
A.CV.W—
—
Secretary
3.80s.
as
Anthony &_R. L. Day, as 2/2s, at
No. 597, Minn.
Po^r'6
100.047, a basis of about Education, will receive sealed bids
Bond Offering—Gehard Strand,
2.48%.
until"'Tp rn""(EST)~on r)ec"~8~for Clerk of the School Board, will
the
Andover, Mass.
purchase of $65,000 school receive sealed bids until 8 p.m.
Bond Offering-Anna M. Gree- bonds. Dated Sept. 1; 1960.
Due (CST) on Dec
14 for the pur-
i
Livingston Parish School District
No. 32 (P. O. Livingston), La.
Bond Offering—Ernest S. East-
as 3.70s.
Due on Feb.
from 1974 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at.
J-D.
3%s-
as
as
and
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1976 inclusive.
tional Bank, 28 State
1
inclusive.
1
Sept. 1, 1960.
Due on
June 1 from 1962 to 1988 inclusive.
Dated
_
1
from 1988 to 1990 inclusive.
School
Feb. 1, 1963
as 3.20s.
Due on Feb.
from 1965 to 1973 inclusive.
240,000
$35,000
>
60,000
60,000
on
210,000
of
$16,000 general
from 1962 to 1967 inclusive.
4,000
/
can
National Bank, of St.
Paul,
paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis,
and E. J. Prescott & Co., at a price
of Par, a net interest cost of about
3.68%, as follows:
school
purchase
James
$186,000
«
4.05s.
as
k
,
dicate composed of Kalpian & Co.,
Inc., Juran & Moody,'Inc., Ameri-
building limited tax bonds. Dated
May 1, 1960. Due on May 1 from
1961 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal
Legality approved
by Chapman & Cutler, of Chicago,
MASSACHUSETTS
p.
1
from 1962 to 1978 inclusive.
45,000
'
obligation school building
bonds offered on Nov. 22—v. 192,
p. 1962—were awarded to a syna
&
F
tfpr.
Interest
Co.
&
on
on
interest
net
a
4.16%,
4s.
as
1
Other members Of the syndicate
as
follows: Alex. Brown &
.
$146,000
Dec.
on
p.
par,
of about
cost
Due
were
1757—were
awarded to Barrow, Leary & Co.,
and Scharff & Jones, Inc., jointly,
at
3.90s.
as
Robert
$375,000 util¬
bonds
revenue
<r7qo onn
erai
Due inclusive! 1
on J^ne
Due
<*aia__thp
=1
*r°m iabh ro i»o / inclusive.
0
$12>000
St.
<irhnnl
No. 252, Minn.
1
2069
aaiiray & popwooa, at a price of
P3r' a net in^eres^ COSt of about
at
Gannon talis lndep. School District
1967 inclusive.
p.
M. Dain
Rice, Minn.
Bond Sale—The
MINNESOTA
June 1, 1963
on
192,
awarded to J.
des-
of
cost
urnfaf
$975,000 school building bonds.
and interest
Dec.
on
Sons, Baker, Watts & Co., John C.
Legg & Co., Stein Bros. & Boyce,
Jonesboro, La.
Bond
payable
comnanv
troit.
'
1964.
1964.
and
and
trust
or
<1:80 000
C°'
Dated
approved by Dickinson,
Wrieu+ tvtJTt/-™ & pLk.
Wright, McKean p. Cudlip, of De-
aboid 4-84%> as follows:
the
.
from 1969 to 1976 inclusive.
1960
LOUISIANA
ities
640,000
21—v.
Dupree & Co.
•
$250 000
Tho
Nov. 22—v.
on
were
1, 1960. Due on May 1 from
1961 to 1967 inclusive.
Principal
Price of
a
ferecj
Oct.
&nea^on' Legality
Hammill & Co., and Burns,
„
?"
/
270,000
$115,000 school
revenue,
bonds offered
of
bonds.
fg^aterby thf succesZrbidder.
"!uat;r-
,4/
1961 to 1965 mclusive.
Monticello, Kentucky
building
Board
sealed
p^chase
thg
school
the
reeeive
SSn.l**
and'ewe^lmprove^ent''b°<md/of-
0r
glyth & Co., Inc., Eastman Dillon,
Securities'''& Co"shearson
Union
$1,000,000
from 1966 to 1968 inclusive.
Sale—The
bank
230,000
awarded to Stein Bros. & Boyce.
Bond
-an<^ .mtfrest
of
local
Manhato, M,n„.
Rftrifl
Detrolt-
will
bkis^
$80,000
improvement bonds offered on
Nov- 22—v- 192> P- 2069 —were
19b0.
interest
any
Secretarv
Education
until 8 P m- <EST) on Dec' 12 for
...'
Sale —The
me-I awarded to J. M. Dain & Co.,Tric.
any
from 1974 to 1978 inclusive.
Allows
school
$50,000
bonds offered on
p.
2068—were
revenue
21
Dec 1
p0sed of Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.,
480,000
.
ctnnf>
fered on Nov. 28 v. 192, p. 1864
were awarded to a syndicate com- and interest
325,000
(P. O. Prince
&
'
Township School Dist.
No. 4 (P. O. 26155 Richardson,
Dearborn), Mich.
school 1960 limited tax bonds ofExeter Township School District
fered on Nov. 29—v. 192, p. 2170
N
,p
0
6Q4S s
it street,
-were
awarded to a syndicate no<
Fulton, Kentucky
Bond
1,
ana
at
'Mavbee) Mich.
beaded by the Mercantile " Safe
Bond offering—Charles Servey, $50,000 as 5s. Due
Finance Deposit and Trust Co., of Bait.- Secretary o£ the Board o( Edu_
and 1964.
price of par. more at a price of 100 0013 a net cati
receiye
sea]e(J
bi(js
a
JNOV.
jrnncipai
Home,
as
on
May 1 from 1962 to 1967,
on
£ 1864—was sold to the.Federal
Housing
and
Agency,
Bond
sealed
(EST)
p m
Dated
of McDon-
from 1 QfiQ frv 1Q7Q
1968 to 1973
iri_A
.
will
DOnUS.
oar on
Dearborn
from
Frederick), Md.
O.
Danville), Kentucky
Bond
Sale
The
$1,713,000
housing and dining hall revenue
Due
Township (P. O. 39780
100.0233,
-
^paj^bl^ aT^the
interest
Aug.
on
clerk
dork
t0
MARYLAND
Centre College of Kentucky (P.
offered
'ill
271000
First National Bank of Portland,
from 1980 to 1983 inclusive.
bonds
of
1979 inclusive.
4.20s.
as
ni]rpba{;p
approved by
Hutchinson, Pierce, Atwood & Al¬
len, of Portland.
1969 inclusive.
4s.
as
on
orJ Aug. 1 |n portiand. Legality
from 1962 to
623,000
(EST>
noon
,,
*
New Ulm, Minn.
Mich
5 f0r the nurchase of $320 000
1979
Boston.
a^*d
shores
bids until 7'30
by
"/FA
Clair
Bond' (WfTAifg^'b^J^ Harm
'
tor me Purcnase ot z/i uuu per-
^
„
Clinton
Walter,
Heimerdinger,
and Robert L. Conners & Co., at
a price of 98.00, a net interest cost
of about 4.17%, as follows:
Sf
citv
vH
and the First National Bank of
Minneapolis, jointly, as 2.20s, at a
j?™?® of 100-008> a basis of about
2.19%.
Stranahan, Harris & Co.
Pa^ Dec^l, 1960.^Due on Dec.
re-
Pierce, benrTerX Smith Inc. B. J.
Fenner &
Van Ingen & Co., Magnus & Co.,
&
com-
of Kenower, MacArthur &
Co., McDonald-Moore & Co., and
Legality
apBond
Sale
Ropes,
The $1,400,000
Gray,
Best,
school building and site bonds ofCoolidge & Rugg, of Boston,
proved
group
^"dnd'salc^The $202*000 special successfulPabiddef lgLesaHtvy at/
ofS Boston Mun'fc- ?fessm1|"t bonds offered on Nov. SprovedS & MiltT CaSfeldf Pad"F
HP
15—v. 192, p. 1757—were awarded
hptrnit
wilL
Principal and interest
at The First National
payable
a
posed
until 11 a-m- (EST) on Dec. 7 for
the purchase of $4,500,000 bonds.
n.
'P3' Division, 45 Milk Street, Bos-
on
to
gen-
of St. Paul
p.
awarded
—were
Cunning-
Treasurer
NXnlfBank
ratlF.al.
a
Sanitation Dist. No. 1 (P. O. 212
Greenup Street, Covington), Ky.
Bond Sale—The $1,300,000 revenue, second series 1960 bonds of¬
fered on Nov. 29—v. 192, p. 2068
—were
awarded
trded
to
a
syndicate
d
of
Merrill
compose"
Lynch,
Woody
on
Boston, Municipal
Milk Street, Boston,
ITient
Bond Offering—A. H.
ham, District
inclusive.
Counties
of
MICHIGAN
Due
frdm 1968 to 1990 inclusive.
Bank
MAINE
.
$83,000
$155,000,
eral obligation local improvement
rV assessment"^treef-lOeo^bondf^f^^NaFo ™?B
fered
Nov. 22—v. 192,
1961 Fnst National Bank,
will
lUIAIklC
&
Louisville,
Sale—The
gray, Best, Coolidge & Rugg, of »,»°r
^Purchase ot $320^00 speBoston.
assess™1s<:reet :™Prove-
com-
Corp., Almstedt Brothers, J. J. B.
Fidelity
'Police
Parish
Cutler, of Chicago.
posed of The Equitable Securities
Hilliard
Hastings, Minn.
Bond
Muskegon, Mich
^ from 1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal and interest payable at
improvement bonds. Dated Feb. 1, the First National Bank, of Bosi96l. Legality approved by Chap- ton. Legality approved by Ropes
Qonnri + ipc
o
the
Treasurer
city
Division, 45
,
Offering
Legality approved by Graf¬
ton & Fleischer, of Louisville.
Sale—The
Paine, Webber, Jack-
& Curtis.
son
sealed bids c/o the First Na-
tional
Road District
(P. O. Amite), La.
Interest
Bond
gerald>
ceive
Tangipahoa
J-D.
Bond
awarded to
'
on
Jan. 1
from 1964 to 1984 inclusive. Principal and interest (J-J) payable
at
bank
any
trust
or
company
designated by the successful bidder. Legality approved by Howard,
Peterson,. LeFeyere,
Lefler
r
t-j-4-„
f aae
$180,0Q0 school building Haertzen, of Minneapolis,
^interest bon<ds. Dated Jan. .1,196L Due on
South St. Paul, Minn.
June 1 from 1962 to 1987 inand
Principal
at any bank or
trust company designated by the
successful bidder. Legality apIt/Till««
"Dn/4
proved by Miller, Canfield, Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
payable
J
/hi
^)rPn1jft
principal and interest payable at
any bank or trust company desigllriTc
?atj^.fby
^P£ab^y appf°ved by Briggs &
Morgan, of St. Paul.
Kent County (P. O. Grand
Fairbault
Rapids), Mich.
Offering
R0nd
Rarkiey
ceiye
—
County
gealed
bidg
Claude
Clerk,
until
will
n
rea m
(EST) Qn Dec 20 for the purchase
of $3,975,000 county airport limited tax bonds. Dated Sept. 1,1960.
Due on May 1 from 1961 to 1975
inclusive. Callable. Principal and
interest
payable at any
bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved
by
Miller,
Canfield,
(M-N)
Paddock & Stone, of Detroit.
.
County (P. O. Blue
Earth), Minn.
L.
Marion, Mich.
Bond Sale—The $75,000 general
obligation water bonds offered on
Nov. 21—v. 192, p.
1961—were
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
be received until Dec. 29 for the
$170,000
purchase of
ditch bonds,
Golden
Bond
2069—were
cate
Nov.
on
to
a
192, p.
syndi-
CL I
a
d
by Juran & Moody,
Price of 100.0003.
MA 1VC
U1
XUv/,VUV/U»
Other members of the
were
as
follows:
Inc., Paine,
Curtis, E. J.
cus, Kindred
Ingen & Co.,
syndicate
Kalman & Co.,
Webber, Jackson &
Prescott & Co., Bar& Co., and B. J. Van
Inc.
Offering
City
sealed
(CST)
bids
Dec.
on
—
Forrest M.
Recorder,
until
5~for
will
7:30
re¬
p.m.
the purchase
of
$13>ooo
sewage
plant
1960
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
Dec. 1, 1962. Principal and interest
payable at
any
bank
or
trust
corn-
designated by the successful
bidder,
panv
MISSISSIPPI
Adams
County (P. O. Natchez),
Mississippi
Bond
Offering—Robt. E. Burns,
$829,000 bonds
28—v.
awarded
headed
jnCM at
ceive
drainage
Valley, Minn.
Sale—The
offered
Bond
Glewwe
Chancery
Clerk,
will
receive
sealed bids until 10 a.m. (CST)
on
Dec.
5
for
the
purchase
of
f^^0fn0clbuOs?vdeS; Due fr0m 1961 to
Bond
Town
Pittsboro, Miss.
Offering — J. P.
Carter,
Clerk, will receive sealedbids until 7 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 6
-O
58
for
the
(2274)
purchase
system
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
of
$5,000 water
bonds.
revenue
Due
from
1961 to 1965 inclusive.
(P. O. Pontotoc),
Mississippi
Offering
Caldwell,
receive
Thomas
—
Chancery
sealed
until
L.
will
Clerk,
bids
10
a.m.
the
at
Bank,
in
Chancery
year.
receive
county hospital bonds. Dated Feb.
1, 1961. Due from 1962 to 1971 in¬
College,
Offering—H. R.
Schuess-
ler, Secretary of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 1 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 12 for
the purchase of $175,000 dormi¬
tory revenue 1960 bonds.
Dated
April 1, 1960. Due on April 1 from
1963
inclusive.
2000
to
Interest
Fenn &
Co.,
100.031,
a
Charles
Trauernicht, of St. Louis.
37/ss, at
as
Keansburg, N. J.
Offering—John W.
Borough
(EST)
of
Treasurer, will
sealed
bids
until
No.
17H
(P. O. Hardin), Mont.
Bond
Offering—MarjorieStaudClerk of the Board of
Trustees, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (MST) on Dec. 19 for
the
purchase of $185,000 school
building bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
enmeyer,
Dec. 6 for the purchase
on
$23,000 equipment bonds. Dated
1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1 from
1962
to
1966
and interest
Mr. Sav¬
—
will also receive sealed
be received until 8 p.m.
Jan.
12 for the
school
000
bids
purchase
$30,000 water bonds. Dated Jan.
1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1 from 1962
to
1971
(MST) on
bonds.
Principal and
payable
at
the
interest
(J-J)
Keansburg
National
Bank,
in
Keansburg. Legality approved by
Caldwell,
Marshall, Trimble &
Mitchell, of New York City.
Maple
Township (P. O.
St., Maple
Shade), N. J.
West
Center
Offering
William
—
E.
MacKinney, Township Clerk, will
receive
(EST)
sealed
on
bids
until"9
p.m.
Dec. 15 for the purchase
of
NEW
New Hampshire
Rochester,
Bond Sale—The
bonds offered
p.
$651,000 school
192,
Nov. 22—v.
on
Co.
&
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
1 from 1961 to 1973 inclu¬
Inc., and Goldman,
Co., jointly, as 3.40s, at
price of 100.30, a basis of about
&
3.36%.
Company,
in
approved
Delafield
&
Moorestown.
by
Hawkins,
Wood, of New York
City.
Medford
Township School District
(P. O. Medford), N. J.
NEW JERSEY
'
Bond
Dumont, N. J.
Offering
—
weger, Borough
ceive sealed bids
7
John R.
until
'
Bond
8:30
re¬
p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 13 for the purchase
of
$70,000 general improvement
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on
(J-J) pay¬
County Trust Co., in
Legality approved by
Dumont.
Edgewater Park Township School
District (P. O. Edgewater Park),
Jersey
Offering — Anne
Bond
C.
4.04%.
Bond Offering
'renson,
—
to
inclu¬
1980
sive.
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable
at
the
First
National
Bank
&
Trust
Company,
of
Beverly.
Legality
approved
by
Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New
York
Edison
City.
County
receive
sealed
Treasurer,
bids
until
will
11
New
Bond
son,
Offering
—
Andrew
Wil¬
Director of Finance, will re¬
ceive
sealed
bids
until
8
p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 14 for the purchase
of $611,000 bonds. Dated Nov. 1,
1960. Due
1976
on
Nov. 1 from
1961
to
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
(M-N) payable at The Edi¬
son Bank, in Edison. Legality ap¬
proved
by
Caldwell,
Marshall,
Trimble & Mitchell, of New York
City.
terest
Haddonfield, N. J.
Bond Offering — Raymond
Wheeler, Borough Clerk, will
ceive
sealed
bids
until
re¬
3" p.m.
(EST) on Dec. 12 for the purchase
$197,000 general improvement
of
cation,
until
School
of
the
will
8
Board
receive
of
Edu¬
sealed
bids
(EST), on Dec. 15
for the purchase of $19,000 school
p.m.
bonds.
Dated
June
June
from
1
clusive.
1,
1961
Principal
(J-D)
payable
National
Legality
Delafield
&
1960.
.
to
Due
1970
the
Farmers
Mullica
(EST) on Dec. 7 for the purchase
$655,000 general improvement
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on
Principal and interest
at
(J-J)
pay¬
the
County
Treasurer's
well, Marshall, Trimble
chell, of New York City.
&
Mit¬
New
Jersey Turpike Authority
(P. O. New Brunswick), N. J. Traffic, Revenues H i g h e r—
Traffic
and
toll
New
Jersey
7.8%
and
October
A
the
up
respectively,
in
1959, stated
Chairman.
total
of
4,292,104
vehicles
used
the
Turnpike
last month
against 3,940,530 a year ago. The
tolls
3,028,059 and compared
$2,792,560 in October, 1959.
For
the
31, 1960,
hicles
a
12
months
ended
total of 48,875,327
used
ve¬
Turnpike
as
compared to 45,653,086 in the same
period a year earlier, an increase
of 7.0%.
The tolls in the past year
amounted
to
$35,412,476 against
$32,952,407,
Total
ity,
an
increase
revenue
including
revenues,
of
the
tolls,
income
of
7.4%.
Author¬
concession
from
invest¬
and miscellaneous
income,
$39,419,685 in the year ended
Oct. 31, last.
It compared with
will
11
for
1, 1958. Due
from
to
1961
the
purchase of $1,260,000 dor¬
mitory revenue 1960 bonds. Dated
May 1, .1960. Due on May 1 from
2000
inclusive.
Interest
M-N.
Legality approved by Satterlee,* Warfield & Stephens, -of
New York City.
Union County (P. O.
New
Elizabeth),
Jersey
>■
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro¬
posed sale of $1,820,000 general
obligation park, public improve¬
ment
and
equipment bonds on
Dec. 14—v. 192, p. 2171—has been
postponed. The bonds will be
offered in the
1998
192, p. 2069 — were
syndicate headed by
v.
a
National
City Bank, of
York.
Chemical Bank New York Trust
Co.,, of New
York, Harris Trust
Savings Bank, of Chicago, Mer¬
rill
Lynch,
Pierce,
Fenner
&
Smith, First of Michigan Corp.,
&
Roosevelt &
Cross, First South¬
west
Co., Braun, Bosworth & Co.,
Co., National State
Bank, of Newark, Valley National
Bank, of Phoenix, Republic Na¬
tional
Bank,
of Dallas,
Dallas
Union Securities Co., Rotan, Mosle
&
Co.," Underwood, Neuhaus ' &
Co., Wells & Christensen, Inc., and
A. G. Becker &
A.
Evans
&
Co.
New Mexico (State
District No.
1
be received
Dec.
on
until
19
$16,053,730
for
11
the
a.m.
(MST)
purchase
general
of
obligation
bonds.
NEW
Amherst
(P.
Bond
—were
Sale—The
awarded
Co., Inc.,
of 100.58, a
price
Bond
Supervisor,
sealed
bids
Dec.
on
$600,000
bonds.
on
until
8
11
the
for
public
Dated
March
Dec.
from
1
F.
Kane,
receive
a.m.
(EST)
purchase of
improvement
1960.
1,
1961 to
Due
1989 in¬
Principal
and
interest
(M-S) payable at the Cicero State
Bank,
in
Cicero.
Legality
ap¬
proved
by
Vandewater,
Sykes,
Greenbush Fire District No.
1
.
17
—
v.
to
The
$42,000
fire
bonds offered
192,
1758 —were
p.
The
on
National
Com¬
mercial Bank & Trust Co., of Al¬
bany,
a
as
basis
3y4s, at
of
Harrison
District
No.
$537,000 bonds
Nov. 29—v. 192, p. 2171
awarded to a group com¬
posed of The Marine Trust Com¬
of Western New York; Man¬
& Traders Trust Co.,
both
of
Buffalo;
Roosevelt
&
Cross, and R. D. White & Co.,
ufacturers
a
price of 100.0049,
a
basis of about 3.49%.
Auburn,
Bond
Sale—The
purpose
N.
Y.
$712,000 gen¬
bonds offered on
Nov.
2171—were
p.
29
awarded
Lee Higginson Corp., Coffin
Burr, Inc., and James A. An¬
drews
&
Co., Inc., as 3%s, at a
100.203, a basis of about
price of
3.73%.\
,
;
.
,
,
.
/./,■; ;,7,7
Orangetown and Clarkstown Union
Free
School
District
No.
4
(P. O. So. Nyack), N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $485,000 school
1960
bonds
192,
v.
p.
Halsey,
Geo.
offered
Stuart
B.
on
&
Co.,
Gibbons
jointly,
Nov.
&
Inc.,
a
and
Co.,
Inc.,
price of
3.60s, at a
basis of about 3.59%.
as
100.029,
29—
2070—were awarded to
Porter, Ransomville Water District
j ?
Extension No. 1 (P. O.
\
Ransomville), N. Y.
j Bond Sale—The $25,000
2,
-
water
Fire Protection District No. 2, N. Y,
Bond Offering—Alfred F. Sulla,
bonds offered
Jr., Town Supervisor, will receive
Manufacturers
sealed bids until 11
Dec. 8 for the purchase of $46,000
Co., of Buffalo, and Roosevelt &
Cross, jointly, as 3.30s, at a price
fire
of
(EST)
a.m.
on
protection bonds. Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Due on May 1 from 1961
to 1968 inclusive.
Principal and
interest (M-N) payable at the Na¬
tional
Bank
of
Westchester,
Legality approved
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New York City.
Harrison.
in
by
&
1960
Sale—The
bonds
$167,000 water
offered
on
Nov.
15—
v.
192, p. 1963—were awarded to
Bacon, Stevenson & Co., as 3.60s,
at
a
price of 100.49, a basis of
3.54%.
Hempstead Union Free School Dist.
No.
15
Bond
100.01,
Ginn, District Clerk, will receive
(EST)
of
City School District,
New
York
son,
Offering—E. Milton John¬
President of the Board of
Education, will receive
U
1960.
Due
sealed bids
a.m.
(EST) on Dec. 15
for the purchase of
$580,000 school
building bonds. Dated Nov., 1,
on
Nov.
1
from
1961
bids
until
3
improvement
Dated Oct.
from
1
De-
will
p.m.
1, 1960.
1961
to
1960
Due
on
inclu¬
1988
sive.
Principal and interest (A-O)
payable at the Manufacturers &
Traders
Trust Company, in Buf¬
Legality approved by Van¬
dewater, Sykes, Heckler & Gal¬
loway, of New York City.
falo.
University of Buffalo, N. Y. ■_
Bond
Furnas,
Offering
—
Clifford
C.
Chancellor, will
receive
sealed bids until 3 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 19 for the purchase of
$3,000,000 dormitory revenue
1959
Dated Oct. 1, 1959.
Due
on
Oct. 1 from 1962 to 1999 inclusive.
A-O.
by
HaWkins,
of
New York
Legality
Delafield
approved
&
Wood,
City.
Valley Stream, N. Y.
Bond Sale—The $922,000 public
improvement 1960, series C bonds
offered
Bond
The
Trust
Dec. 14 for the purchase
$3,458,000
April
by Hawkins, Delafield & Wood, of
New York City.
Jamestown
Traders
and
basis of about 3.29%.
sealed
on
Interest
payable
at the Peninsula* National
Bank,
of Cedarhurst.
Legality approved
to
Bond
Offering—Henry J.
Witt, Jr., Town Supervisor,
receive
bonds.
(J-D)
a
Nov. 16—v. 192,
awarded
Tonawanda (P. O. Buffalo 17),
New York i-
(P. O. Lawrence), N. Y.
Offering—Helen G. Mc¬
sealed bids until 3:30 p.m. (EST)
on
Dec.
8 for
the purchase
of
on
1963-—were
p.
bonds.
Hammondsport, N. Y.
Bond
until
eral
$2,215,000
on
Co.,
&
3.24%.
Water
The
—
offered
Co., Chase Manhattan Bank, both
of New York, Spencer Trask &
price of 100.02,
a
about
192,
cipal and interest
Williamsville),
Sale
bonds
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from 1961 to 1985 inclusive. Prin¬
on
3%s, at
'
(P. O. R.F.D., Rensselaer), N. Y.
—
ir....
a
group
composed
of
The
Chemical Bank New York Trust
Galloway, of New York
Sale
•'
to
City.
Bond
7:.,
Park, L. I.), N. Y.
Bond
—v.
clusive.
Heckler &
"7.7 ;
City.
3.40s,
basis of
will
1961. to
and in¬
(J-D) payable at the Taconic Valley Bank, in Berlin. Le¬
gality
approved
by
Hawkins,
Delafield & Wood, of New York
school
Town
from
1
terest
as
Clay, N. Y.
Offering — Leo
Deo
on
inclusive., Principal
..
about 3.32%.
pany
as
1979
bonds.
North Hempstead Union Free Sch.
District No. 9 (P. O. New Hyde
Chas.\
to
&
school
.
$325,000 school library 1960 bonds.
YORK
O.
New York
offered
&
-
,
(EST) on
of $101,Dated Deo 1,
Dec.
(P. O. Bradford),
„
Bate-
Clerk, will receive
sealed bids until 2 p.m.
6 for the purchase
In¬
Bradford, Wayne, Urbana, Bath,
Orange and Tyrone Central School
about
of)
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
District
man,
Oct. 1
Offering—Olive A.
1960. Due
Nov.
Other members of the syndicate
were
as
follows:
Clement
on
District
Lyons, Ga¬
New York
Bond
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler
Galloway, of New'York City.
awarded
First
sealed
500
trucks purchase
NEW MEXICO
—
Bernice,
inclusive.
School
*
terest. A-O. Legality approved by
re-
future.
near
Central
of the Towns of
New Lebanon, Canaan, Chatham
and Stephentown Central Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Lebanon Springs),
the
Dated Oct.
Treasurer, will receive sealed bids
until 10 a.m. (EST) on Dec. 15 for
29
M.
of
1
len,
Sodus, Arcadia and
Rose,
Wayne ■ County,
Junius,
Seneca
County,
and
Phelps,
Ontario
County, New York. >
(EST) on Dec.
purchase of $300,000
nurses' dormitory revenue bonds.
16
a
to
1960
No.
Y.
receive
—
a.m.
Weigold
ments
was
Offering—S.
until
2070—were
Oct.
the
bids
County, Phelps, and
County Central School
Digtrivt No. 1, N. Y.
Paying Agent
Irving
Company has been appoint¬
York
Paying Agent of
$525,000
school
(serial)
bonds,
Vandewater, Sykes,
Galloway, of New York
Treasurer,
ap¬
New
ed
Legality
O. Kingston), N.
Legality
Names
Benedictine Hospital of New York
(P.
City.
Trust
City.
at
Lane,
the
Company,
McCarthy, of New York City.
;
by
Heckler &
E.
were
with
approved
Beacon.
York
Trust
Seneca
pay¬
able at the Fishkill National Bank
Beacon, in
Midland
New
Dec. 8 for
on
New York
Bond Offering—Frank Q.
and
at
Ontario
purchase of $85,000 school
bonds. Dated Nov. 1, 1960. Due on
Nov. 1 from 1961 to. 1968 inclusive.
Hill.
Technology,
Hoboken, N. J.
Trustees of,
Principal
payable
Lyons, Galen, Sodus, Arcadia and
Rose, Wayne County, Junius,
the
p.
in
Morecraft, Jr.,
(EST)
p.m.
The
compared with
year
month
same
Joseph
8.4%
this
on
were
revenues
Turnpike
2
Stevens Institute of
1963
in
V
by Hawkins,
Bond Sale—The $165,000 school
Wood, of New York
bonds offered on Nov. 22—v. 192,
7
vV
V;':_
City.
(M-N)
Marine
in¬
interest
and
at
Bank, in
approved
a.m.
of
the
(P. O. Edison),
Jersey
Township
Township
(P.
Secretary
on
until
2.70s,
O. Mullica Hill),
New Jersey
Bond Offering—Francis
D.Davis,
New
Merrill M. Ti-
office. Legality approved by Cald¬
1962
District
awarded to
County (P. O.
Freehold), N. J.
Education, will receive sealed bids
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 14 for
the
purchase of $470,000 school
bonds. Dated June 1, 1960. Due on
from
&
inclusive.
1973
interest
City School District, N. Y.
Bond
Harrison
&
Bond Offering—Vera Z. Baran,
District Clerk, will receive sealed
bids at her office, 74 Fishkill Ave.,
price of par.
South
the
Monmouth
Jacques, Secretary of the Board of
1
Bank
as
Nov.
basis of about
a
able
June
National
Co., of Allenhurst,
price of 100.077,
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1973 inclusive.
New
21—
Albuquerque, N. Mex.
Bond Sale—The $4,500,000 gen¬
eral obligation bonds offered on
the
Reed, Hoyt, Washburn & McCar¬
thy, of New York City.
assess¬
Nov.
on
to
were
—
Trust
&
of
$39,000
Harris
Principal and interest (M-N)
Oakhurst),
on Nov. 22—v.
192,
1962—were awarded to B. J.
Van Ingen & Co., Inc., and John J.
Ryan & Co., jointly, as 4.05s, at a
p.
Principal and interest
at
a
in
1962—were awarded to
p.
Allenhurst
bonds offered
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
able
at
Sale—The
Sale—The $570,000 school
-
Zell¬
will
Clerk,
The
Principal and interest (J-D)
payable at the Burlington County
Legality
192,
v.
sive.
Trust
op¬
Jersey
bonds offered
Trust
Dec.
2069—were awarded to Halsey,
Stuart
Sachs
a
$154,000' general water
and
sanitary
sewer - improvement
HAMPSHIRE
Ocean Township (P. O.
Shade
Bond
will
purchase of $295,-
inclusive.
budgeted
as
amounted to $1,-
expenses
2171
p.
The
proved by Reed, Hoyt, Washburn
Beacon
extraordin¬
440,919 compared to $1,078,281
the previous year.
Principal
(J-D) payable at the
National
Bank,
in
Additional Offering
age
Mont.
Districts,
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
but not provided
erating
inclusive.
Keansburg
Keansburg. Legality approved by
Caldwell, Marshall, Trimble
&
Mitchell, of New York City.
309
School
re¬
p.m.
Jan.
Interest J-J.
Harlowton
8
for
192,
v.
to
about 2.70%.
and
from reserve funds
expenses
ment
of
Big Horn County School District
ary
New
Sav¬
service
'•
*
Disbursements
basis of about 3.87%
at the same time for the
MONTANA
price of
a
debt
requirements, compared
$30,314,650 in the previous
-
—
Savings Bank, of Chicago, and J.
Co., jointly, as 2%s,
at a price of
100.249, a basis of
reserve
Bond
A-O. Legality approved by
&
group
Trust Co., of Newark, and Phelps,
ceive
Mo.
a
composed
of Boland,
Saffin,
Gordon & Sautter, Fidelity Union
age,
Fulton,
Nov. 29—v. 192,
on
2171—were awarded to
Bond
Westminster
Bond
(P.
before
30
Monday, December 5, 1960
.
.
C. Bradford &
of $7,393,374 in the
there remained $32,-
year,
026,311
East
clusive..
MISSOURI
Regional High
Nov.
awarded
expenses
O. Mt. Pleasant Ave.,
Hanover), N. J.
Sale—The $700,000 school
Park
bonds offered
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (CST) on
Dec. 9 for the purchase of $75,000
ating
with
p.
C. Mills,
will
Clerk,
Haddonfield.
Sch.
Bond
Bond Offering—Colon
National
ended Oct.
year
After deducting budgeted oper¬
Hanover
bonds. Due from 1962 to 1971 incl.
(P. O.
Miss.
pay¬
latest
District
County
Haddonfield
$36,870,835 in the
31, 1959.
Legality
by Hawkins, Delafield
& Wood, of New York
City.
(CST) on Dec. 6 for the purchase
$150,000 county improvement
Waynesboro),
on
approved
of
Wayne
1, 1960. Due
Principal and interest (J-D)
able
Pontotoc County
Bond
bonds. Dated Dec.
Dec. 1 from 1961 to 1971 inclusive.
.
—were
on
Nov. 29—v. 192, p. 2070
to
a
syndicate
awarded
composed
of
Halsey,
Stuart
&
Co., Inc., Roosevelt & Cross, Fran¬
cis I. duPont &
Co., Adams, McEntee & Co., Inc., and
Tilney &
Co., as 33/4s, at a price of 100.101,
a
basis
of
about
3.73%.
Volume 192
Number 6009
.
.
The Commercial. g,nd Financial Chronicle
,
(2275)
59
-47
bonds.
Victory (P. O. Victory Mills),
New
Sale
Bond
1960
—
The
$27,000 water
offered
bonds
Nov.
on
The
National
ville,
4s, at
as
Bank, oij Schuylera price of par.
bids
8 p.m. (CST) on Dec.
purchase of $204,000 re¬
improvement
bonds.
1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1
from 1962 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
G.
sealed bids until 2 p.m. (EST) on
Dec. 13 for the purchase of $3,-
Dec.
ment bonds
192;
y.
The
offered
1963—were awarded to
p.
Cross,
price of
$.37%. -
Traders
and
Buffalo, and Roosevelt
jointly,
..
&
Cross, as 3.40s, at a price
100.22, a basis of about 3.36%.
.
1
from
Principal and interest (A-O)
able at The National
Bank
1
of
Dover
Commercial
W.
sealed
Commission, will receive
bids
at
his
office
in
the
Haw River
Bond
cation,
bids
leigh, until 11
6
the
for
his
office
(EST)
purchase
<
of
in
of Edu¬
Independence, Ohio
Bond Sale — The $8,430 special
assessment sidewalk improvement
limited tax bonds offered on Nov.
\
W. E. Easter-
a.m.
at
22—v. 192, p.
The
to
Ra¬
1866—were awarded
First
Cleveland
4s.
Dec.
$308,000
v.
Corp.,
v.-V-.
as
.
on
Bond
general obligation sanitary sewer
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
June 1 from 1963 to 1986 inclu¬
Jefferson, Ohio
Offering-^-W. A.
NORTH DAKOTA
Grand Forks, N. D.
-Madison Township Local School
sive. Principal and interest
(J-D)
payable at the Bankers Trust Co.,
in New York City. ' Legality ap¬
proved
by : Mitchell,
Pershing;
Shetterly & Mitchell, of New York
City..
;
bonds. Dated Dec.
Dec.
1
from
sive. Callable
1, I960. Due on
1963
to
1982
inclu¬
of June
1, 1969.
Principal and interest payable at
any bank or trust company desig¬
nated by the successful bidder.
approved
by
Legality
Dorsey,
Owen, Barber, Marquart & Wind¬
horst, of Minneapolis.
as
Portland, No. Dak,
,
Bond Offering—John N. Nelson,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids at his office in
District
(P. O. Trotwood), Ohio
Bond Offering—Ralph F. Hunn,
.
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until
noon
(EST) on Dec. 12 for the purchase
$1,000,000
school
building
bonds, Dated Dec. 15, 1960. Due
semi-annually on June and Dec.
of
Saybrook Township (P. O.
Ashtabula), Ohio
1981
inclusive.
pay¬
liams, of Cincinnati:
Mahoning County (P. O. 21 West
Boardman Street, Youngstown),
'
■.
Ohio ■
,
Offering—John
C.
r o m
for
will
to
1968
Cox,
on
sold.
8
p.m.
not
pur¬
offered in the
$13,000 school
1, 1961. Due
1962
re¬
Bonds Not Sold—The $5,000,000
1961 bonds offered
Nov. 29—v. 192, p. 2070—were
sewer revenue
the
until
15
bonds.
on
The bonds
near
will
be
Nanticoke School District,
Jan.
re-
future.
Bond Offering—John
F.
inclusive.
Pa.
Shipp,
Bond
Sale -s-
The
$16,695 im¬
provement bonds offered on Nov.
21—v, 192, p. 1866—were awarded
Abington Twp. (P. O. 1176 Old
York Road, Abington), Pa.
Bond Offering—Fred F. Schaef-
Secretary of the Board of
Township Commissioners, will re¬
ceive
a
Co., of Ashtabula, as 3%s, at
pfice of 100.152, a basis of about
I
Woodlawn, Ohio
Sale—The $57,500
assessment
special
improvement
sewer
limited tax bonds offered
Nov.
on
22—v. 192, p. 1866—were awarded
to the Provident Bank of Cin¬
cinnati,
4s, at
as
a
price of 101.23,
OKLAHOMA
Bond Sale—An issue of
$125,000
library bonds offered on Nov. 22
was sold to the Liberty National
Bank & Trust Co., of Oklahoma
City, and the First National Bank,
Clinton, jointly.
Moore, Okla.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
7:30 p.m.
(CST)
purchase of
$155,000"
various
improvement
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961.
Dec.
12
the
for
Muskogee County Independent
School District No. 8 (P. O.
Oktaha), Oklahoma
Bon d
Offering — Lee
Stone,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
will receive sealed bids until 7:30
p.m.
(CST) on Dec. 8 for the pur¬
$10,000 school bonds,
Nowata
County Indep. Sch. District
No. 40, Okla.
bids will
be received until 6:30 p.m. (CST)
on
Dec. j.4 for the purchase of
Bond Offering—Sealed
bonds.
from
Due
$18,000
school
1963 to
1965 inclusive.
Seminole, Okla.
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
will
for
the
be
until
received
purchase
and
p.m.
of
Dec.
waterworks
$55,000
extension
and
6
improvement
bonds. Dated Feb. 1, 1961. Due on
Feb. 1 from 1964 to 1974 inclusive.
County,
Medford
School
District No. 549C (P. O.
Medford), Ore.
Bond Offering—Wilson G. Sla¬
ter,
receive
until 7:30 p.m. (PST)
District
sealed bids
Clerk,
will
on
Dec. 13 for the purchase of
$150,000 general obligation school
bonds. Dated Jan. 1,1961. Due on
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
fice.
Portland.
High Sch. Dist.
No. 1 (P. O. Creswell), Oregon
Bond Sale—The $315,000 gen¬
eral-obligation school bonds of¬
fered on Nov. 22—v. 192, p. 1866—
were awarded to the tJnited States
Bank, of Portland.
un¬
Springfield, Ore.
inclusive.
1980
Principal and in¬
at the Brookville
Bank & Trust Co., in Brookville.
Legality approved by Donald J.
Dennison, of Brookville.
Sale—The
$45,000 general
borough improvement
on Nov. 21—v. 192,
p. 1759 —were awarded to Kay,
Richards & Co., as 2y4s, at a price
of 100.10, a basis of about 2,20%.
obligation
bonds offered
Nov. 21
cate
was
headed
sold
to
a
syndi¬
by Kidder, Peabody
& Co.
Roberts
&
Parke, Woodcock,
Moyer, Fricke & French, Chaplin,
McGuiness & Co., Elkins, Morris,
Stokes & Co., Hallowell, Sulz¬
berger,. Jenks, Kirkland .& Co.,
Harrison & Co., Kay, Richards &
Coaldale, Pa.
Co., McKelvey & Co., Rambo,
Bond Offering—Harry S, Hoffa, Close & Kerner, Inc., Arthur L.
Borough Secretary, will receive Wright & Co., and H. J. Steele &
sealed bids until 7 p.m. (EST) on Co.
Dec. 6 for the purchase of $60,000
West Manchester Township
general obligation funding limited
(P. O. York), Pa.
tax bonds. Dated Nov. 1,1960. Due
Bond Sale—The $245,000 genon Nov.
1 from 1961 to 1969 in¬
era! obligation sewer bonds of¬
clusive.
Principal
and
interest fered on Nov. 25—v.
192, p. 2070!
terest
payable
.
-
-
payable at the Borough Treasur¬ —were awarded to The Industrial
er's office. Legality approved by
National Bank of West York, in
Paris J. De Santis of Philadelphia.
York, as 3y4s, at a price of par,
East Penn Union School District
PUERTO RICO
(P. O. Emmaus), Pa.
Puerto Rico (Province of)
Offering—Wm. A. Shoe¬
Bond Sale—The $5,000,000 pub¬
maker, Secretary of the Board of
Directors, will receive sealed bids lic improvement, series B, 1958
until 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 12 for bonds offered on Nov. 29—v. 192,
the purchase of $410,000 general p. 2172—were awarded to a syndi¬
obligation school bonds.
Dated cate headed by Halsey, Stuart &
Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1 from Co. Inc., at a price of 100.003, a
1962 to 1978 inclusive.
Principal net interest cost of about 3.91%,
and interest payable at the First as follows:
National Bank, of Allentown. Le¬ $750,000 as 5s.
Due on July 1
from 1961 to 1965 inclusive.
gality approved by Rhoads, Sinon
& Header, of Harrisburg.
150,000.as 3.60s. Due on July 1,
Bond
School
Bond Sale—An issue of
b00 school
on
Nov.
revenue
29
cate headed
was
$2,540,-
bonds offered
a syndi¬
by Ira Haupt & Co.,
rates ranging from
interest
with
3y4% to 3.80%.
Dated Jan. 1,
1961. Due on Jan. 1 from 1962 to
1981
inclusive.
Principal and in¬
payable at the Leb¬
anon County Trsut Co.,
in Leb¬
anon.
Legality
approved
by
Rhoads, Sinon, & Reader, of Har¬
terest
(J-J)
risburg.
Other
dicate
members
were
as
1966.
900,000
of
the syndiEastman
as
3%s.
Due
on
July 1
from 1967 to 1970 inclusive.
3,200,000
as
3.90s.
Due
on
July 1
from 1971 to 1980 inclusive.
sold to
Other members of the syndicate
follows:
were as
Smith, Barney .8c Co., Harriman
Ripley & Co., Inc., John Nuveen
& Co., Bacon, Stevenson & Co.,
Boland, Saffin, Gordon & Sautter,
Francis I. duPont & Co., Geo. B.
Gibbons & Co., Inc., McCormick
& Co., Allan Blair & Co., Burns,
;Corbett & Pickard, Inc., Cooley &
Co., Newburger, Loeb & Co., and
John J. Ryan & Co.
follows:
RHODE
Dillon, Union Securities & Co.;
Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc.; Kidder,
Peabody & Co.; Arthurs, Les& Co.; Hemphill, Noyes
& Co.; Moore, Leonard & Lynch;
Rambo, Close and Kerner, Inc.;
Singer, Deane & Scribner; Stroud
& Co., Inc.; Warren W. York &
ISLAND
Brown University,
Providence,
Rhode Island
trange
$121,000 Ban¬ Co., Inc.; Woodcock, Moyer, Fricke
croft improvement, series F bonds & French, Inc.; Hess, Grant &
Bond
Sewickley, Pa.
Other members of the syndi¬
cate were as follows: Reynolds &
(EST) on Decu.for the purchase
of
$141,500
general
obligation Co., Ira Haupt & Co., Hemphill,
flood control bonds. Dated Dec. 1, Noyes .& Co., Stroud & Co., Inc.,
Fahnestock
&
Co., Schmidt,
1960. Due on Dec. 1 from 1961 to
Authority (P. O. Richland), Pa.
Jackson
as 5s,
basis of
a
Bond Sale—The
on
Brookville, Pa.
Bond i Offering—Harry T. Cole¬
Eastern Lebanon County
OREGON
price of 100.338,
a
about 4.93%.
Principal and interest payable at Southern Cambria Sch.
Authority,
Fidelity - Philadelphia Trust
Cambria County (P. O.
Co., in Philadelphia. Legality ap¬
Johnstown), Pa.
proved by Townsend, Elliott &
Bond Sale—An issue of $2,090,Munson, of Philadelphia.
000 school revenue bonds offered
man, Borough Secretary, will re¬
ceive, sealed bids until 7:30 p.m,
Clinton, Okla.,
at
the
a
on
7:45
(EST) on Dec. 8 for the purchase
$500,000
general
obligation
basis of about 3.87%.
4
until
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on
Dec. 1 from 1962 to 1965 inclusive.
Bond
a
bids
of
3.72%.
Arthurs, Lestrange & Co.,
er,
sealed
'
funding bonds offered on Nov. 28
—v. 192, p. 2070—were awarded to
PENNSYLVANIA
Lane County Union
to
f
Clerk,
bids
Dec.
on
'
able at The Farmers and Citizens
1962
Principal and interest (J-D)
Bond
District
sealed
Authority
purchase of
Bank, in Trotwood. Legality ap¬
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬
from
County Clerk, will receive sealed
til 2 p.m. (CST) on Dec, 20. for bids until 11 ana. (EST> on Dec.
the purchase of $11,000 general 13 for the purchase of $73,200 spe¬
sewer
obligation street lighting system cial assessment
(limited
Hillsboro,
the
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
Legality approved by Shuler, Sayre, Winfree & Rankin, of
15
ceive
liams, of Cincinnati.
Barger,
Village Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (EST) on Dec.
5 for the purchase of $11,862 spe¬
cial
assessment
street improve¬
ment limited tax bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 irom
1962 to 1971 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Jefferson Banking Co., in Jeffer¬
son.
;
"
\
"■
'
Bond Offering — H. E. Martin,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
bids until 7:30 p.m. (CST) on Dec.
19 for the purchase of $2,815,000
refunding sewer improvement
revenue
and
general obligation
for
3
chase of
River), N. C.
—
will
receive
sealed
bids
until Dec. 28 for the purchase of
$56,000 school bonds.
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment Commission, will receive
sealed
(P. O.
Furnace), Ohio
Offering—William Poet-
Franklin
Sanitary District (P. O.
Bond Offering
Jan.
be received until
Chemical Bank New ker, Clerk of the Board
Haw
noon
on
Green Local School District
Co., in New York City.
Legality approved by Mitchell,
Pershing, Shetterly & Mitchell,
of New York City.
jurgen,
Municipal
(P. O. Johnstown), Pa.
$250,000 school bonds.
of
Principal and interest (M-S) pay¬
York Trust
for the
20
National
Dated Sept. 1,1960. Due on March
1* from
1962
to
1984
inclusive.
at
until Dec.
(J-D) payable at the
City Bank, of Marion.
Legality
approved
by
Squire,
Sanders & Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Ra¬
leigh, until 11 a.m. (EST) on Dec.
13 for the purchase of $3,500,000
school building, series A bonds.
able
City School District, Ohio
Johnstown
Secretary of the Board of Direc¬
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
tors, will receive sealed bids un¬
able at the County Treasurer's of¬
til 8 p.m. (EST) on Dec. 6 for the
fice. Legality approved by Shuler,
Russels Point, Ohio
purchase of $34,000 general obli¬
Sayre,
Winfree
&
Rankin,
of gation refunding bonds.
Dated
Bond Offering — Charles F.
Portland.
Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1 from
Krouskop, Village Clerk, will re¬
1962 to 1971 inclusive. Principal
ceive
sealed
bids
until
noon
Washington County School District
and Interest payable at the Minersr
No. 79 (P. O. 24695 S. W.
(EST) on Dec. 19 for the purchase
National Bank of Wilkes-Barrer
Witch Hazel Road,
of $17,000 fire fighting apparatus
in Nanticoke. Legality approved
bonds. Dated Nov. 15, 1960. Due
Hillsboro), Ore.
by Townsend, Elliott & Munson,
on Nov. 15 from 1962 to 1966 in¬
Bond Sale—The $18,000 school
of Philadelphia.
clusive.
Principal and
interest bonds offered on Nov. 23—v. 192,
(M-N) payable at the Farmers p. 2070 — were awarded to The
Old Forge, Pa.
Bank,
Lakeview.
Legality
ap¬
Bond Sale—The $194,000 gen¬
First National Bank of Oregon,
proved by Peck, Shaffer & Wil¬ Portland, as 314s.
eral obligation funding and re¬
until
and interest
Easter-
Bond Offering—Ruth G. Meier-
(PST)
Bond
Dec. 15 for the purchase
of $1,248,000 school bonds.
Dated
Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal
ling, Secretary of the Local Gov¬
ernment
Ohio
Oregon, Portland.
Trust
of
will receive sealed bids until
(EST)
E.
issue
Elgin Local School District (P. O.
Marion), Ohio
Bond Offering—Beaver Bricker,
Clerk of the Board of Education,
North Carolina
—
&
McDonald Local School District,
V
NORTH CAROLINA
Offering
ap¬
Cleveland.
Branch.
.Durham County (P. O. Durham),
Bond
Sale—An
received
be
Co., of Albany,
Legality ap¬
proved by Hawkins, Delafield &
Wood, of New York.
Whitehall
Legality
proved
by
Squire, Sanders
Dempsey, of Cleveland.
Remington, Inc.; Poole & Co., and
Joseph Lincoln Ray.
Washington County School Dist.
No, 38 (P. O. Orenco), Ore.
to The Farmers National Bank &
purchase of $1,876,000 school
bonds.
Legality approved by
Squire, Sanders & Dempsey, of
pay¬
Trust
and
(P. O. 859
Bond Offering—Sealed bids will
Oct. 1, 1960. Due on Oct.
1961
to
1971
inclusive.
Dated
Dated
$5,030
special assessment limited tax im¬
provement bonds offered on Nov.
17 was sold to The Dollar Savings
6 Trust Co., of Youngstown, as
4V4S, at a price of par.
sold to Roosevelt
was
bonds.
on
Youngstown 2), Ohio
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of $21,500
village garage 1960 bonds offered
16
tax
inclusive.
1981
East Midlothian Boulevard
,
Whitehall, N. Y.
Nov.
limited
15, 1960. Due
noon
Board man Township
-
3.40s, at a
100.14, a basis of about
V
as
4
on
Clerk,
Dec. 15 from
Principal
and interest (J-D) payable at the
Village Treasurer's office. Legal¬
ity approved by Peck, Shaffer &
Williams, of Cincinnati.
22—
County
Jan.
will receive
(EST) on
20 for the purchase of $15,000
estate purchase and improve¬
1962 to
judg¬
Nov.
on
Manufacturers
Trust Co.,
&
$52,000
interest
the
1
Village
ment
Dec.
and
office.
Nov. 14—v. 192, p. 1659
Dated
sealed bids until
real
awarded to The First Na¬
tional Bank of
Education, will receive sealed bids
Bond Offering—Paul D. McKinney,
on
—were
any
OHIO
New York
Sale—The
Principal
payable at
offered
1971
to
trust company designated
or
Blue Ash, Ohio
West Seneca Fire District No. 5,
Bond
(A-O)
Treasurer's
1960.
1,
1962
of
658,000 school bonds.. Dated Nov.
1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from 1961
to 1989 inclusive.
Principal and
interest
(M-N)
payable at the
First National Bank, in Pough¬
keepsie,
Legality
approved
by
Vandewater, Sykes, Heckler &
Galloway, of New York City.
-
Dec.
from
chase
by the successful bidder. Legality
approved by Dorsey, Owen, Bar¬
ber, Marquart & Windhorst, of
Minneapolis.
York
Gray, District Clerk, will receive
v
1
Offering—Fred L. Molin,
Clerk-Treasurer of the Board of
cipal and interest payable at
bank
Florence
Dated
Oct.
Dated Oct.
No. 1 (P. O.
Wappingers Falls),
—
bonds.
on
inclusive,
until
funding
District
New
tax)
Due
5 for the
Phillipstown Central Sch.
Offering
1970
Offering — J. M. Dahle,
City Auditor, will receive sealed
Wappinget, Poughkeepsie, Fishkill,
East I Fishkill, La Grange, Kent
Bond
to
Bond
;'4
and
1962
Southwest Fargo, No. Dak>
16—
,192, p. 1963—were awarded to
v.
ffom
Due
inclusive.
York
Bond
Sale—The $1,200,000 dor¬
1959 -bonds
of¬
mitory
revenue
fered
Nov. 25—v. 192, p. 2070
awarded to the Federal
,
on
—-were
Housing & Home Finance Agency,
as
3 yes, at a
price of par.
<3
■
60
J'.
.
The Commercial and Financial Chronicle
(2276)
..
•
,•
..
Monday, December 5, 1960
4-
Marlboro County
a
revenue,
School District
Bond Sale—The $140,000
offered
bonds
building
Nov.
on
192, p. 1964—were awarded
Read & Simmons, Inc., at
15—v.
to Frost,
price of 100.004, a net interest
3.29%, as follows: ;
a
on
29—v.
awarded
—were
(P. O. Bennettsville), S. C.
school
U-
Nov.
headed
50,000
inclusive.
930,000
South Dakota
H
192,
-—v.
offered
bonds
works
water¬
21
natural
000
issue
of
system
gas
ceive
Dec.
1
H-
4t>
a
.
i>;
fi
■»
of
&
Texas Corp., Stern
Co., and Sanders &
Co.
limited
sold
•
New York City..
series A un¬
bonds offered at
1960
tax
time
same
awarded to
were
a
Bond Offering—Robert T. Fary,
Director
sealed
Dec.
.>{
000
t'ii
410.000
purchase of $400,Dated July 1,
14 for the
were
Dayton, Ten.
to
1980
inclusive.
37/8s.
as
Due
to
1985
1981
Dec.
syndicate
of
tional Bank, of
Brothers & Co.
y
works and sewer revenue
IH
bonds offered
2071—were awarded to a group
composed of C. H. Little & Co.,
J. M. Dain & Co., Mullaney, Wells
i
Corp.,
Co.,
H
»'
H
as
from
375,000
•i
'i
s
H
4.60s.
as
Oct.
on
1
Due
1
Oct.
on
Dated
Dec.
on
clusive.
1980.
1985 to 1990 inclusive.
from
7
Due
;
1973 to 1984 inclusive.
286.000
■i,f
4V2S.
as
from
i ?
proved
Watery,
County, Oak Hills
Bexar
Control and Improvement District
(P. O. 4439 Babcock Road, San
Antonio), Texas
Bond Sale—The $510,000 water
vtl.
H
'ft.
!!
and
j-w
on
l.ft
sewer
were
as
Co.,
&
Pollok
Invest¬
Central
follows:
of Texas, Eddleman,
Fosdick, Inc.,- Eppler,
Inc., Dittmar &
u
Guerin & Turner,
u
Co.,
V'.H
M
bocker and Russ & Co.
H'
i.L
Clear
Inc.,
i,7.
V.'
Independent
(P. O. League
City),
Texas
will
(CST)
6 for the purchase of $1,-
be received until 8:30 p.m.
Dec.
limited
schoolhouse
tax
Due
on June
15 from 1962 to 1978 in¬
clusive.
Callable as of June 15,
1970.
able
4;C
Dated Dec. 15, 1960.
Principal and interest pay¬
at
the
League City State
League City.
Legality
by Vinson,: E 1 k i n s,
Weems & Searls, of Houston.
'
in
approved
Bank,
V/i
Garland, Texas
elec¬
Bond Sale—The $2,750,000
A
(State
of)
tric,
Bond
Offering—R.
interest
and
water
Sid Karren,
Bank,
in Lewis-
ton.
Legality approved by Ray,
Rawlins, Jones & Henderson, of
Bank,
at
of
price
a
Salt
Lake
4y4s.
Due
on
1
Dec,
Pittsburgh,
County, Granger-Hunter
Improvement District (P. O.
Salt Lake City), Utah
Offering—L. O. Larson,
County Clerk, will receive sealed
bids until 2 p.m. (MST) on Dec.
13 for the purchase
of $200,000
sewer
bonds. Dated Dec. 1, 1960.
on
Dec.
inclusive.
1
from
Principal
1986 to
and
1989
interest
(J-D) payable at the First Secu¬
rity Bank, of Utah. Legality ap¬
proved by
Chicago.
a
meeting of the Board of Directors
AllegheaifcXudlum Steel Corporation held
November 18,
today,
dividend of
share
the
Common
was
Corporation,
I
cember
owners
close
of
20,
of
business
on
It
.-■I
I?;-
A.
declared
Stock
of
payable
1960,
to
record
December
S.
I960, a
fifty cents (50c)
per
2,
,
76,000
Names
on
the
De¬
shareat
the
1960.
McCASKEY,
JR.
Secretary
on
1
Dec.
Due
3.40s.
and
,
Due
*
.
Financial
bonds.
school addition
000
Bond
»> ■
'
,
Offering—Mrs.
Alma
M.
No.
/
Krahnke, District Clerk, will re¬
ceive
until
bids
sealed
2
p.m.
Notre-Dame-DeyLorette, Quebec
Clarence
—
7
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
procedure.
'JfyA,'';,:
1, Wisconsin
Offering
until
loan
p.m.
(CST) on Dec. 13 for the purchase
$1,200,000 school bonds. Dated
1, 1960. Due on Oct. 1 from
1961 to
1977 inclusive. Principal
of
Oct.
(A-O) payable at any
bank or trust company designated
by the successful bidder. Legal¬
ity approved by Chapman & Cut¬
ler, of Chicago.
S&le—The.
Bond'
.
Bond
bids
(EST) on Dec. 13 for the purchase
of $260,000
school bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1961. Due on Jan. 1 from
1962 to 1976 inclusive. Principal
and interest (J-J) .payable at all
branches in the province of Que¬
Whitewater Joint School District
>.
$660,000 vili
bonds offered
improvement
192, p. 1867—were
a syndicate headed by
lage
Nov. 15—v.
on
awarded to
CE.La£lamme,"/Ltd., at a pric£
97.27, a net interest' cost of
J.
of
about
6.21%,
$118,000
follows:
as
5s.
as
Due
;
■
on
1
Dec.
A
from 1961 to 1970 inclusive.
<
542,000
6s.:
as
Due
on
Dec.
1
from 1971 to 1975 inclusive.
-v
*
syndicate
Other members of the
follows:
were
wyoming
as
Cie,
.
Inc^
-
Garneau,
Sale—The
Bond
Commission, Oue.
Offering—Georges Henri
Fortin,
Secretary-Treasurer,
receive
sealed
(EST)
on
bids
$825,000 town
offered Nov.
7—v.
192, p. 1760—were awarded
syndicate headed by W. C.
Fitfield & Co., Ltd., at a price of
97.73, a net interest cost of about
to
School
Bond
bonds
improvement
quebec
until
will
8
p.m.
Dec. 13 for the purchase
of
$625,000 school bonds.
Dated
1, 1960. Due on Nov. 1 from
1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal
and interest (M-N) payable at all
branches in the province of Que¬
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
a
6.18%
follows:
as
$295,000
Due on Dec.
1970 inclusive.
5V2S.
as
from 1961 to
529,000
to
inclusive.
1975
Other members of the
were
follows:
as
cial
de
1
6s. Due on Dec. 1 from
as
1971
Nov.
syndicate
Banque Provin¬
Societe
Canada,
■'
de
Placements, Inc., Dominion Se¬
curities Corp., Ltd., Villet, Langlois & Courtemanche, Inc., J. E.
Aylmer Catholic School Commissn.,
LaFlamme, Ltd., Oscar Dube &
,*
:
Quebec
Cie, Inc., Corporation de Prets de
Bond Offering — J. Robert
QuebeCi and Grenier, Ruel & Cie,
Proulx, Secretary-Treasurer, will Inc.
:
Dec.
on
awarded
1
Committee,
par.
-
on
Dec.
1
Consultants—
have been named con¬
sultants by Hampton Roads Sani¬
finance,
tary District Commission to assist
planning of an initial issue
of
between
$8,000,000 and $18,000,000 revenue bonds. It was also
announced by J. C. Morris, chair¬
man of the Hampton Roads Sani¬
of
loan
ceive
sealed
(PST)
on
of
bids
will
until
2
re¬
p.m.
Dec. 12 for the purchase
$330,000
general
obligation
1, 1961. Due on
bonds. Dated Jan.
Jan. 1 from 1963 to 1981 inclusive.
Interest
J-J.
Legality approved
by Preston, Thorgrimson & Horo¬
witz, of Seattle.
Pierce
28
Corp., and
price of 96.54.
Washington
Offering—L.
Treasurer,
sealed bids until 11
Johnson,
will receive
R.
(PST) on
purchase- of $1,000,000 general obligation school,
series A bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961.
14
on
a.m.
the
for
Jan.
1
from
inclusive.
Principal
payable
at
Treasurer's
proved
&
by
office.
Preston,
2072
p.
1963
to
1981
and
interest
the
County
Legality ap¬
Thorgrimson
Horowitz, of Seattle.
city
on
improvement
Nov. 23
.
Offering
sealed
—
■•■■■
..
Dec.
town
Dated Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1
from 1961 to 1980 inclusive. Prin¬
cipal and interest
in
the
of
loan
the
bank
6s. Due
on
St. Antoine des Laurentides School
Commission, Que.
Bond
price of
a
on
Dec.
1
Offering
Commn.,
Bond
Nov.
Sale—The $416,000 school
14—v.
awarded
Ltd., at
terest
to
bonds
192,
J.
offered
Simard
&
from
231,000
Co.,
1961
as
Due
on
Dec.
1
51/2S.
Due
on
Dec.
1
—
Jacques
8
p.m.
bonds.
on
inclusive.
1980
Dated
Nov. 1 from
Principal
(M-N) payable at all
bec, of the bank mentioned in the
loan
procedure.
Sainte Dorothee, Que.
Bond
Offering
(EST)
—
Rolland
Secretary-Treasurer,
coeur,
sealed
on
bids
until
8
Joli-
will
p.m.
Dec. 12 for the purchase
$241,000
town
improvement
bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on
Hott,
receive
sealed bids until 8 p.m. (EST)
Dec.
12
for
the
purchase
township
until
branches in the province of Que¬
of
Lesage Township, Que.
Offering
school
to
receive
to 1965 inclusive.
from 1966 to 1980 inclusive.
$120,000
$289,500
1961
lows:
5s.
bids
1, 1960. Due
price of 97.91, a net in¬
cost of about 5.73%, as fol¬
as
La-
Dec. 12 for the purchase
Nov.
a
$185,000
Wilfrid
Treasurer, will
-
on
1867—were
p.
F.
sealed
on
and interest
Quebec
improvement
receive
of
Dec. 1, 1970.
School
;r:v
offered
from 1961 to 1969 inclusive.
as
mentioned
procedure.
(EST)
561,500
(J-D) payable
province of
at all branches in the
$158,000
Due
on
purchase of $560,improvement
bonds.
pierre, Secretary
5y2s.
(EST)
12 for the
000
Gagreceive
will
bids until 8 p.m.
97.56, a net interest cost of about
6.29%, as follows:
as
Armand
Clerk,
Town
non,
Interprovincial Ltd., and Rene T.
bonds. Dated Jan.
8
»
$719,500
bonds
Leclerc, Inc., jointly, at
Bond
until
at
sold to The Credit
was
will
bids
-
Quebec,
Secretary-Treasurer, will
sealed
were
Dorval, Quebec
Bellingham (P. O.
f
Bellingham), Wash.
Bond Offering—Peter Zauanich,
Secretary of the Port Commission,
Port of
receive
—
Associates,
' /
Gatineau Catholic
Bond
(J-J)
192,
v.
—
County, Clover Park School
District No. 400 (P. O. Tacoma),
Due
Bond
Bond Sale—An issue of
Gui-
o.
Commission,-
Quebec
-•
procedure.
Nov.
Offering—Mabel M.
School
Port-Alfred
on
awarded to The Dominion Securi¬
County, Goldendale Sch.
(P. O. Goldendale),
Treasurer,
p.m.
Chateauguay-Center, Quebec
Bond
Sale—The $453,000 town
improvement
bonds
offered
on
ties
County
8
Nov. 1 from
Bond Sale—An issue of $400,000
1961 to 1980 inclusive.
Principal school 'improvement bonds was
and interest (M-N) payable at all
sold to Mills, Spence & Co., Ltd.
branches in the province of Que¬
Rimouski, Que.
bec, cof the bank mentioned in the
1960. Due
Dist. No. 404
nan,
until
price of
a
-
Klickitat
bids
Dec. 15 for the purchase
$440,000 school bonds.
Dated
Finance
State
33/4s, at
as
sealed
on
Nov. 1,
Due
The
to
receive
(EST)
1976.
3y2s.
as
1,
Dec.
on
1974.
Kitsap County, South Kitsap School
Dist. No. 402 (P. O. Port Orchard),
Washington
Bond Sale—The $50,000 general
obligation, series B bonds offered
on Nov. 22—v.
192, p. 2072—were
County
& Ramsey, Inc., 70
Pine Street, New York, nationally
known consultants on municipal
in the
3.30.s
and
as
1975
Due
1967 to 1972 inclusive.
as
1973
Chapman & Cutler, of
Wainwright
Pennsylvania
At
of
71,000
3V4s.
as
from
Washington
Bond
Due
Commission,
Quebec
loan procedure.
follows:
as
183,000
Dec.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corporation
f
'(.V
Seattle,
as
Bond
Hampton Roads Sanitation District
Commission, Virginia
.4
't*
National
net interest cost of about
a
3.44%,
Salt Lake City.
notice
dividend
'k
%
&
of
from 1977 to 1980 inclusive.
system
sewer
y«jtj
I
of
100.03,
170,000
(J-D) payable at the
State
men¬
.
virginia
•*»
\v4<
both
*
City Recorder, will receive sealed
bids until 8 p.m. (MST) on Dec. 14
for the purchase of $125,000 gen¬
eral obligation water bonds. Dated
Dec. 1, 1960. Due on Dec. 1 from
1962 to 1976 inclusive. Principal
and
Bond Offering—Sealed bids
bonds.
4<*ft
Knicker¬
&
Consol.
Creek
350,000
Hi
Pacific
a group
Marshall,
Washington,
Foster
of
Bank
$125,000
utah
Lewiston
on
U
McClung
School District
■t,
If
B
Nov. 22—v. 192,
and Seattle Trust & Savings Bank,
&
Huguenin
on
Tacoma,
15,
Lewiston, Utah
syndicate headed by;
a
Rauscher, Pierce & Co., Inc., as 5s.
Other members of the syndicate
ment
jin
composed
ap¬
land, series 1960 bonds on Dec. 5
—v.
192, p. 2172—has been post¬
poned.
bonds offered
revenue
tion, will receive sealed bids until
10 for the purchase of $550,-
Jan.
gen¬
series
school,
National
posed sale of $12,500,000 veterans'
Nov. 10—v. 192, p. 1540—were
awarded to
;>i
a
Dec.
1, Wis.
Offering—Henry M. Tall,
Secretary of the Board of Educa¬
Alma
$625,000
1867—were awarded to
Bond Sale Postponed—The pro¬
•I
U-
p.
in¬
Legality
obligation
bonds offered
Boothman, of Dallas.
texas
f't'
li
eral
Trus¬
1991
Sale—The
from 1962 to 1966 inclusive.
v
«
Dumas,
by
of
as
J-D.
to
'
uc
receive^ sealed
CANADA
Washington
1960-C
1960. Due
15,
School '>
Malartic
'
Jan. 11 for the purchase
on
Bond
series
1962
Callable
Texas
t-'t
t
of
Board
Dec.
II from
Interest
v
i
the
of
schoolhouse,
bonds.
1
Bond
$700,000 school bonds.
Texas
W. H. Stults,
—
tees, will receive sealed bids un¬
tax
as 414s. Due on
Oct
1962 to 1972 inclusive.
$139,000
H
Offering
President
follows:
Co.,
Indep. School District
Richardson),
O.
Securities til 8 p.m. (CST) on Dec. 5 for the
Securities purchase of $2,235,000 unlimited
Cumberland
and
Memphis
&
(P.
Bond
p.
h
i
Richardson
Nov. 29—v. 192,;
on
wisconsin
Sheboygan Falls Joint School Dist.
King County, Mercer Island School
District No. 400 (P. O. Seattle),
Bond Sale—The $800,000
water¬
and tax
of the bank
tioned in the loan procedure.
Crozier, Secretary-Treasurer, will
1981 inclusive..
1962 to
(PST)
Inc., Republic Na¬
Dallas, and Stern
Co.,
the
for
21
pay¬
•
1
Dec.
on
inclusive.
follows: Dallas Union Se¬
as
curities
1972 inclusive. Interest J-D.
it
on
Other members of the
July 1 from 1965 to
on
1
Due
1970
from
school bonds.
1960. Due
1
Dec.
on
3%s.
Dec.
ince of Quebec,
(J-J)
in the prov¬
Grenier,. Ruel &
Boulanger*
Ltd., Oscar Dube & Co., Inc., La
Big Horn County School District
washington
Corporation de Prets de Quebec,
No. 3 (P. O. Lovell), Wyo.
Clement Guimont, Inc., Dawson,
Bond
Sale—The $546,000 gen¬
Franklin County, Pasco Sch. Dist.'
Hannaford, Ltd., Laguex & Deseral obligation school bonds of¬
No. 1, Washington
fered on Nov. 3—v. 192, p. 1660— Rcchers, Ltd., J. T. Gendron, Inc.,
Bond Offering—Vivian B. Ham¬
and Jacques Legare & Co., Ltd.
were
awarded
to The State,
as
mer, County Treasurer, will re¬
Pierrefonds, Que.
ceive sealed bids until 11:30 a.m. 3y8s, at a price of par.
from
inclusive.
1969
to
1961
as
from
(EST) on
sealed bids until 11 a.m.
1
Estep,
receive
will
Judge,
County
Due
4y2s.
as
from
495,000
Finance, will receive
until
purchase of $7,580,000 public im¬
provement bonds. Due on Jan. 1
■
Bond Offering—James D.
ijt'
[
$170,000
(P. O.
of
bids
all branches
able at
ity approved by Preston, Thor¬
grimson & Horowitz, of Seattle.
and interest
\7'" Richmond, Va.
v
Tazewell), Tenn.
Jr.,
on
$1,-
of
Wood, King, Dawson & Logan, of
obligation,
general
revenue
'
.
the
Claiborne County
(EST)
noon
purchase
Principal and interest (J-J) pay¬
able at the Bank of Marion, in
Marion;
Legality
approved
by
Sale—The $1,075,000
Additional
group
if
*?!
n
I i
in
office
First
■
t
the
for
14
his
at
Principal and interest
(J-J) payable at the
Treasurer's office. Legal¬
follows:
composed of White,
headed by
Rauscher,
Weld & Co., the Robinson-Hum-" syndicate
Pierce & Co., Inc., and Equitable
phrey Co., Inc., and Alester G.Securities
Corp., at a price of
Furman Co.
>
'
100.01, a net interest cost of about
tennessee
3.84%, as follows:
to
until
Richmond,
syndicate
bids
sealed
Principal
1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Jan. 1 from
and interest
County
No.
nett, Secretary of the State Com¬
mission on Local Debt, will re¬
1
inclusive.
1971
to
&
Brothers
$144,-
bonds offered on Nov. 18 was
1
Sept.
Dec. 8 for the pur¬
general obliga¬
on
$250,000
Va.
Co.,
i
Sale—An
Bond
and
construction
the
Marion,
1987 to 1990 inclusive.
as
drews
Natural Gas Auth.
York), S. C.
(P. O.
area
of
tion port limited tax bonds. Dated
Jan. 1, 1961.
Due on Jan. 1 from
Bond Offering—J. Gordon Ben¬
Sept.
on
Hampton Roads
James A. An¬ 000,000 water and sewer system
Co., Columbian Securi-* bonds. Dated Jan. 1, 1961. Due on
Corp., of Texas, Dittmar & Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
were
awarded
to Kalman & Co.
York County
Due
pollu¬
ties
Nov.
on
1964—were
p.
the
of
waters
stations,
sewage, treatment
and appurtenant facilities.
ing
1986 inclusive.
37/8s.
as
on
Other members of the
Sale—The $55,000
Bond
V
r
in
formed in 1940
was
tidal
plants
Sept. 1, 1968.
Due on Sept. 1
.
chase
operation of trunk sewers, pump¬
on
Due
1983 to
from
Wall,
tion
1967 inclusive,
to
3.80s.
as
from
dakota
south
relieve
1969 to 1982 inclusive.
435,000
inclusive. \,
from 1974 to 1978
1961
from
Due on Dec. 1
3.30s.
as
from
65,000 as 4s. Due
1,145,000 as 33/4s
Due on Dec. 1
3.20s.
as
from 1969 to 1973
50,000
The District
to
1
Sept.
on
to $35
up
(PST)
p.m.
1963
through
Due
4V4s.
as
totaling
million.
lows:
$175,000
that
Commission,
plans
nancing
by John Nuveen & Co.,
Rauscher,
Pierce
&
Co.,
and
Equitable Securities Corporation,
at a price of 100.004, a net inter¬
est cost
of about 3.82%, as fol¬
1
as 3^s.
Due on Dec.
from 1962 to 1968 inclusive.
District
Wainwrignt & Ramsey will draw
up the framework for future fi¬
192, p. 2172
a
syndicate
to
cost of about
$40,000
tation
series A-1960 bonds of¬
fered
carolina
south
on
of
improvement
1, 1961. Due
on
Jan. 1 from 1962 to 1981 inclusive.
Principal and interest (J-J)
able
at
all
province of
branches
in
pay¬
the
Quebec,- of the bank
mentioned in the loan procedure..
@FedFRASER